MAP-2-TRANSFER
MANUAL
Information about Transfer
to New York’s
Independent Colleges
and Universities
2015
Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities (cIcu)
New York’s 100+ private not-for-profit colleges and universities
www.nycolleges.org or www.cicu.org
Contents
Independent Colleges and Universities by Region.......................................................................................i
Map-2-Transfer Manual Overview ............................................................................................................ ii
Tips-2-Transfer for Students Considering Transfer ................................................................................. ii-vi
• Transfer Checklist ................................................................................................................................ii
• For Community College or 2-Year College Students ..........................................................................iii
• For Adult/Returning-to-College Transfers ..........................................................................................iv
• For Veterans and Active Duty Service Members ................................................................................v
Glossary of Transfer Terms .......................................................................................................................vii
Resources ..................................................................................................................................................ix
Campus Summary Table..............................................................................................................................x
Campus Transfer Profiles ....................................................................................................................1-153
Background on the Map-2-Transfer Manual
The National Student Research Center’s recent report, Transfer
and Mobility: A National Student Movement in Postsecondary
Institutions (2012), highlighted the scope of the movement of
students from one institution to another over the course of their
academic career. They found that a third of all students transfer
before earning a degree (p. 5).1 The number of students who
transfer in the fall, at the start of the academic year, has been
estimated at more than one million with another smaller wave
of students transferring at the start of the spring semester.2
A recent study, The Community College Route to the Bachelor’s
Degree, identifies three barriers to community college students’
quest for a bachelor’s degree:
■ Failure to transfer to a four-year college after earning 60
credits or an associate degree
■ Loss of credits when transferring to a four-year college
■ Demands of work and/or family interrupt college enrollment.3
This “Map-2-Transfer” project was conceived to provide
counselors and students with information to help them navigate
the transfer process to an independent college or university and
minimize any barriers to successful transfer. The project was
funded with a federal College Access Challenge Grant (CACG)
awarded to the Commission on Independent Colleges and
Universities (cIcu) by the New York State Higher Education
Services Corporation (HESC), the state agency designated to
administer the State’s CACG program since 2008. The goals and
objectives of CACG include providing students and their families
with information about college access to increase their
participation in post-secondary education.
This Map-2-Transfer Manual was made possible with support
from cIcu member colleges and universities, which provided the
data for this resource. The Tips-2-Transfer section was written in
collaboration with transfer experts from the New York State
Transfer and Articulation Association (NYSTAA), a consortium of
advisors and other professionals from public, independent and
proprietary colleges and universities involved and interested in
improving the college transfer process (www.nystaa.org). The
cIcu Outreach staff wishes to extend a special thank you to the
members of the NYSTAA Ad Hoc Committee who contributed
their time and expertise to assist in the development of this
project’s Tips-2-Transfer brochure series:
Alex Ott, Aubrey Rakoski, Bart Grachan, Cathy Anderson,
Kandi Geibel, Rebecca Mack and her colleagues at Monroe
Community College, Robin Graff, and Thomas D. Iwankow.
For additional information, contact the Commission on
Independent Colleges and Universities (cIcu), 17 Elk St., Albany,
NY 12207. (518) 436-4781. outreach@cicu.org.
www.nycolleges.org or www.cicu.org
Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of the information
in this Manual; however, always check with each institution
directly.
©2015 by the Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities (cIcu). If
you wish to reproduce any portion of this publication, please contact
outreach@cicu.org.
National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Post Secondary Education Data System; compiled by cIcu, May 2015.
U.S. Department of State, Educational Information and Resources Branch (no date). If You Want to Study in the United States. Booklet 1, Undergraduate Study. Retrieved from http://educationusa.state.gov.
3 Monahan, D.B. & Atwell, P. (2014). The Community College Route to the Bachelor’s Degree. Sage. Retrieved from
http://epa.sagepub.com/content/early/2014/02/28/0162373714521865.full.pdf+html?ijkey=m8EKj850s9SvE&keytype=ref&siteid=spepa.
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Independent Colleges and Universities by Region
Capital District
North Country
Albany College of Pharmacy and
Health Sciences
The College of Saint Rose
Excelsior College
Maria College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The Sage Colleges
Siena College
Skidmore College
Union College
Central New York
Cazenovia College
Colgate University
Le Moyne College
Syracuse University
Finger Lakes
Western
Finger Lakes
Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Keuka College
Nazareth College
Roberts Wesleyan College
Rochester Institute of Technology
St. John Fisher College
University of Rochester
Long Island
Adelphi University
Dowling College
Hofstra University
Molloy College
New York Institute of Technology/Old
Westbury St. Joseph's College/Long Island
Mid-Hudson
The College of New Rochelle
Concordia College
The Culinary Institute of America
Dominican College
Iona College
Manhattanville College
Marist College
Mercy College/Dobbs Ferry, Yorktown
Montefiore School of Nursing
Mount Saint Mary College
Nyack College
Central
Southern Tier
Pace University/Pleasantville
Sarah Lawrence College
St. Thomas Aquinas College
Mohawk Valley
Hartwick College
St. Elizabeth College of Nursing
Utica College
New York City
Mohawk
Valley
Capital
District
Boricua College
College of Mount Saint Vincent
Cooper Union
Fordham University
Helene Fuld College of Nursing
Institute of Design and Construction
LIU Brooklyn
Manhattan College
Marymount Manhattan College
Mercy College/New York City Campuses
Metropolitan College of New York
The New School
New York Institute of
Technology/Manhattan Campus
New York School of Interior Design
NYU Steinhardt School of Culture,
Education and Human Development
Pace University/Manhattan
Phillips Beth Israel School of Nursing
Pratt Institute
St. John's University
Touro College
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and
Technology
Mid Hudson
Long Island
New York City
North Country
Clarkson University
Paul Smith’s College of Arts and Sciences
St. Lawrence University
Southern Tier
Cornell University
Ithaca College
Western New York
Canisius College
Daemen College
D’Youville College
Hilbert College
Houghton College
Medaille College
Niagara University
St. Bonaventure University
Trocaire College
Villa Maria College
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Map-2-Transfer Manual Overview
According to an April 2010 special report on transfer admission
by the National Association for College Admission Counseling
(NACAC), approximately one-third of students beginning at
either a two-or four-year institution transfers during the course
of their college career. In 2013, 6% of the undergraduate
students enrolled at New York State’s independent colleges and
universities were transfer students, a number that has remained
relatively constant since 2009.1 Certainly, students’ paths to
transfer vary widely. A student who attends a community
college may transfer after finishing an associate degree. Or a
student may start college, but stop for personal reasons and
then return to complete the degree at a different college after
several years. Other students may decide to complete their
degree at a college or university other than the one where they
began their studies. The purpose of this Manual, “Map-2Transfer,” is to provide students from these different
backgrounds guidance in navigating the transfer process and
continuing with their postsecondary education plans.
The information in this Map-2-Transfer Manual is also available
online at www.nycolleges.org. For more information about
college transfer, visit www.nystaa.org, www.nacacnet.org or
www.collegetransfer.net.
Questions to Ask When Researching Prospective
Colleges or Universities
Check with your Transfer Counselor at the college or university
to which you are applying to be sure you meet all admissions
requirements and deadlines. Questions to ask the counselor:
1. What is the minimum cumulative college GPA required for
acceptance? This varies widely!
2. How many semesters/quarter hours and credits will be
required to complete a degree in my major field of study?
3. What core/general education classes are required? Note
that universities/colleges have different requirements for the
courses they accept as transfer credits. Often it is more
difficult to transfer credits from your third and fourth year of
college.
4. Is there a maximum number of credits that can be
transferred?
5. What courses and credits will be accepted for transfer credit
and what are their course equivalencies?
6. How will the transferred courses and requirements help me
to earn the degree I am seeking?
7. What scholarship opportunities are available for transfer
students? Be sure to ask this early to ensure that you meet
all application deadlines. Funds may be limited for transfer
students.
8. What type of living space is available? Every college has
unique policies related to housing – be sure to ask what
options are available to you as a transfer student.
9. When is the best time to meet with an advisor and register
for classes?
10. Are there transfer orientation sessions or transfer student
seminars offered to help you connect with other transfer
students?
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Transfer Checklist
First steps…
■ Identify the academic major you hope to pursue
■ Research colleges and universities
■ Visit the campus (take a tour); or, if not possible, visit
virtually on the web or use social media
• Schedule an appointment with admissions and/ or
the academic department that interests you
• Ask about:
– Transferability of credits
– College/University cost
– Financial aid (learn about availability of grants,
scholarships and loans, as well as application
requirements and deadlines)
■ Gather and prepare application and supporting
documents such as:
• High school transcripts (if required) and, if also
requested, SAT or ACT and AP scores
• College/University transcripts from current college (if
attending) and all other colleges previously attended
• Military transcripts, DD214 Service Discharge
documents, and Kicker Contact if applicable
• Educational gap statement/essay (if you have taken
time off from school, you may be asked to write an
essay outlining what you have been doing during that
time)
• Letter(s) of recommendation
• For international students:
− Documentation of English proficiency
− Immigration and Visa documents
■ Apply for financial aid
• Submit your FAFSA
• Apply for any scholarships, grants, other aid
• Apply for veterans benefits
Once you’ve been admitted…
■ Review your Transfer Credit Evaluation
■ Meet with an advisor or transfer counselor to register
for courses and complete enrollment
• Pay deposit by deadline
• Decide on housing (if needed)
• Attend orientation session
• Submit health and immunization records
• Submit final college transcripts
National Center for Education Statistics Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System; compiled by cIcu, May 2015.
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Tips-2-Transfer for Community College or 2-Year College Students
Are you interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree
following completion of your associate degree? Or perhaps
you wish to make a change and continue your studies in a
different area or major. Read on.
Q&A: Transfer Answers for Students
Transferring from a 2-Year to a 4-Year
College or University
1. How do I identify my career interests?
• Ask yourself: Where do I want to end up, and how do I get
there? Think about your interests and your skills, and how
they can lead to different career paths. Visit Explore Careers
at GoCollegeNY.org for online tools to match your interests
with a career. Research academic majors by visiting a career
counselor at your current college to help you explore your
options.
2. How do I research transfer colleges/universities?
• Think about what is important to you: majors offered, GPA
requirements, geographic location, size, cost, selectivity,
athletics, housing, religious affiliation, and setting (urban,
suburban, or rural). Search for colleges that meet those
criteria. There are many online college search websites such
as GoCollegeNY.org that can help.
• Be sure to take a look at course equivalencies, often found
on an institution’s website, to determine how your earned
college credit will transfer.
3. What steps can I take to help me make my final
college choices?
• Meet with a Transfer Counselor at your current
college/university.
• Visit campuses! You want to get a feel for the culture of a
college to determine if it is a good fit for you.
• Always meet with an admissions representative at the
university or college you’re interested in attending. During
the visit, inquire about potential scholarships, housing,
financial aid, and other important concerns.
4. What courses should I be taking now and how will
I know what credits will transfer?
• Concentrate on the pre-requisites you’ll need to be
admitted into your chosen major. Note that many
colleges/universities have very specific criteria for the
transfer of major courses.
• Review Course Equivalencies often found on the 4-year
institution’s website.
5. How do I begin the application process?
• Check the institution’s website for application procedures.
• Some academic programs (e.g., nursing, teacher education,
social work) require a separate application in addition to the
general application.
• Many universities/colleges prefer you apply online. College
applications are often found on the college’s Admissions
page in a link such as ‘Apply Now.’
• Always pay attention to the deadlines!
Questions to Ask Your Transfer Counselor
Check with the Transfer Counselor at the institution to
which you are applying to be sure that you meet all
admission requirements and deadlines. Ask:
• What courses and credits will be accepted for transfer
credit and what are their course equivalencies?
• How will the transferred courses and requirements
enable me to earn the degree I am seeking?
Helpful Websites
• www.nycolleges.org
• www.GoCollegeNY.org
• www.hesc.ny.gov
• www.collegeboard.org
• www.collegetransfer.net
6. Which transcripts do I need to send?
• Request your official transcripts from your current college
and ALL other colleges attended, and from your high school,
if required by the college.
• Keep track of who you submitted the transcript request to,
when the request was made, and the mailing address you
indicated on the request.
7. How do I apply for financial aid?
• Contact each college’s financial aid office to ensure you
complete all paperwork required to be considered for all
types of financial aid.
• Visit studentaid.ed.gov to learn about federal money for
higher education. Visit hesc.ny.gov for information about
New York State aid programs.
• Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA) at fafsa.ed.gov. Do not wait to be accepted before
applying for financial aid!
• Include all universities/colleges you are considering on your
FAFSA. Additional colleges can be added to your FAFSA at a
later date.
• If you are a New York State resident applying to a college in
New York State, apply for TAP through the FAFSA or online
at: www.tap.hesc.ny.gov
• Watch the deadlines for submission of all financial aid
applications.
8. How do I check the status of my application?
• Call the college/university or go online to check the status of
your application.
• Keep in contact with the Admissions staff at the
colleges/universities to which you are applying throughout
the process. Be sure your contact information (telephone
number, email address, and mailing address) is current.
Be sure to watch the deadlines for
submission of all applications.
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Tips-2-Transfer for Adult/Returning-to-College Transfers
It’s never too late to get back to college to finish your
studies! There are many options for adult or returning
students for either full-time or part-time study. Read on to
learn some of the important steps to take to transition to a
new university/college and request transfer of previouslyearned credits.
Q&A: Transfer Answers for Adult or
Returning-to-College Transfers
1. Why do colleges differentiate between traditional
and adult or returning-to-college transfer
students?
• Many universities and colleges have unique programs
specifically for adult or those students returning to college after
a hiatus. For example, the institution may have an Adult
Division that only admits students older than age 21.
Frequently classes are offered at times that are more
convenient for students who have other day-time or workweek obligations (for example, in the evening or on weekends).
An additional distinction is that adult students are often
defined as independent students for financial aid eligibility.
2. Am I able to take one class or do I have to go full
time (12-15 credits)?
• When you register for classes, you have the option to fully
matriculate, which means you are seeking a degree such as
a bachelor’s, or to register as a non-matriculated student,
meaning you are taking courses without the goal of
obtaining a degree. As a matriculated, full-time student you
may have access to financial aid, scholarships and grants. A
matriculated part-time student has fewer financial aid
options, but may still be eligible for certain programs. Be
sure to check with the college’s financial aid office.
3. I know that I want to enroll at a certain college;
where do I begin?
• Research the program at the college/university you are most
interested in attending. Schedule a campus visit to go on a
tour and meet with an admissions representative. If you
can’t visit, or are more comfortable speaking with a
counselor over the phone or via email, be sure that you
have done your research in advance and prepare your
questions carefully.
It is very important to know how your
current college/university credits will
transfer into the specific degree that you’re
interested in at the transfer college.
4. How can I afford a college or university?
• Find out the institution’s costs and what the average
financial aid package is for adult/returning-to-college
students. Also ask what percentage of students receives
financial aid, what scholarships or grants are offered at the
college, and the qualifications needed to be awarded aid.
Always be realistic about your finances.
• Do not wait to be accepted before filing for financial aid!
Check with the college to determine which forms you need
to file and when you need to file them to be considered for
all types of aid. Be sure to complete and submit all
applications for aid and scholarships by the specified
deadlines.
• Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA) at fafsa.ed.gov
• If you are a New York State resident applying to a college in
New York State, apply for TAP through the FAFSA or online
at: www.tap.hesc.ny.gov
5. What are my housing options?
• Contact the campus Residential Life Office to inquire about
housing for adult students. If you have a family and will
require campus housing, be sure to ask if family housing is
available. Most colleges will be able to provide information
about off-campus apartments or, at a minimum,
recommend a local realtor.
6. I need childcare; where can I get help?
• Some institutions offer on-site childcare. There are often
certain requirements you must meet to be eligible for this
service.
7. How will I know what courses will transfer?
• Take a look at Course Equivalencies often found on a college
or university’s website.
• The university or college you are transferring to will make
the final decision about how and if your college credits or
credit for life experience will transfer. Talk with a Transfer
Counselor at the institution you will be attending to discuss
your Transfer Credit Evaluation.
8. How do I begin the application process?
• Check the college’s website for application procedures.
• Some academic programs (e.g., nursing, teacher education,
social work) often require a separate application in addition
to the general application.
• Most universities/colleges prefer you apply online. College
applications are often found on the college’s Admissions
page in a link such as ‘Apply Now.’
• Watch the deadlines!
9. Which transcripts do I need to send?
• There are three types of transcripts – high school, college,
and for U.S. Armed Service Veterans, military transcripts.
• Request your official transcripts from ALL the colleges you
have attended and from your high school, if required by the
college.
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• For veterans, contact your military branch to obtain your
military transcript.
Tips-2-Transfer for Veterans and Active Duty Service Members
If you are a veteran or currently in the military, there are
many opportunities to help you continue your college
education. In addition, military veterans may be eligible for
academic credit for certain educational experiences or
military course credit. Many campuses have dedicated
counselors and advisors to help military and veteran
students transfer and transition to campus. Read on to
learn the important steps to transfer.
Q&A: Transfer Answers for Veteran and
Military Students
1. How do I identify my career interests?
• Ask yourself: Where do I want to end up, and how do I get
there? Think about your interests and your skills, including
those learned in the military, and how they can lead to
different career paths.
2. How do I research transfer colleges?
• Think about what is important to you: majors offered,
geographic location, size, cost, selectivity, athletics, housing,
religious affiliation and setting (urban, suburban, or rural).
Search for colleges that meet those criteria.
• When researching, take notes on important information
such as GPA requirements, application deadlines, transfer
contact person, guaranteed housing, and scholarship
information.
• It is very important to understand how your college and
military credits will transfer into the specific degree that you
are interested in at the transfer college.
• Ask if any of your military training will be used as college
credits, and if so, how. The majority of institutions use the
American Council on Education (ACE) recommendations on
applying specific military courses and training as credit
toward a college degree, but how and when they are
applied may be determined by the academic program you
are pursuing.
• Ask if the college offers support for military students – and
what kind of support.
3. What steps can I take to help me make my final
college choices?
• Talk with your academic advisor or contact a Transfer
Counselor at your college if you’re currently attending a
community college or other 2-year institution.
4. What courses should I be taking now and how will
I know what credits will transfer?
• Discuss your transfer plans with a Transfer Counselor or
Education Services Officer at your current college – they can
help guide you.
• Concentrate on the pre-requisites you’ll need to be
admitted into your chosen academic major. If you are just
starting out and unsure of your final major, focus on taking
general education/core requirements (for example, history,
humanities, foreign language, etc.), not the major courses
themselves. Note that many institutions have very specific
criteria for the transfer of major courses.
• Review Course Equivalencies often found on the 4-year
colleges and universities’ websites.
• Remember that the college or university you are considering
transferring to is your best resource to ensure your transfer
planning is on the right track. They will make the final
decision about how and if your credits will transfer.
5. How do I begin the application process?
• Check the college’s website for applications.
• Some academic programs (e.g., nursing, teacher education,
social work) require a separate application in addition to the
general application.
• Most institutions prefer you apply online. Applications are
often found on the institution’s Admissions page in a link
such as ‘Apply Now.’
• Always pay attention to the deadlines!
6. Which transcripts do I need to send?
• Request your official transcripts from ALL colleges attended
and from your high school, if required by the college.
• Active and Veteran members of the U.S. Armed Forces
should also submit their personal military transcripts for
possible credit. Links to obtain transcripts for each branch of
service can be found on the American Council on Education
website (www.acenet.edu).
• Keep track of who you submitted the request to and when
requests were made.
• Visit “Find Your College” at GoCollegeNY.org to help
determine which college is for you.
• Visit campuses if possible. You want to get a feel for the
personality of the college to determine if it is a good fit for
you.
• Always contact an admissions representative at the
university or college you are interested in attending. Inquire
about potential scholarships, housing, financial aid, and
other important concerns.
The university/college you are transferring
to will make the final decision about how
and if your previous college credits or
credit for life experience will transfer.
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Tips-2-Transfer for Veterans and Active Duty Service Members
7. How do I apply for financial aid?
• Contact each college’s financial aid office to ensure you
completed all forms required to be considered for all types
of financial aid.
• Do not wait to be accepted before applying for financial aid!
• To learn more about aid for college, visit
http://studentaid.ed.gov/types/grants-scholarships/military
• For New York State residents attending an approved college
in the state, learn more about Veteran Tuition Awards at
www.hesc.ny.gov/pay-for-college/military-corner.html.
• Apply for your VA benefits at www.ebenefits.va.gov.
• Fill out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
at fafsa.ed.gov.
• Include all universities and colleges you are considering on
your FAFSA. Additional colleges can be added to your FAFSA
at a later date.
• Watch the deadlines!
• As a Veteran or Active Duty Service Member, you may be
entitled to benefits from the Post-9/11 GI Bill or the preexisting Montgomery GI Bill-Active Duty (MGIB). Many
colleges also participate in the Yellow Ribbon Program as an
additional grant to service members and eligible
beneficiaries. Note that not every veteran is eligible to
receive these benefits, and not all institutions are Yellow
Ribbon participants, so be sure to ask. Also discuss with your
military advisors which benefits package is best for you. Visit
www.veterans.ny.gov for more information. These programs
have limits in both funds and duration, so applying for
additional aid (e.g., scholarships, grants) may be important,
as will the number of transfer credits you receive toward the
intended degree since this will help determine how long it
will take to earn your degree.
8. How do I check the status of my application?
• Keep in contact with the Admissions staff at the universities
and colleges you are applying to throughout the process. Be
sure your contact information (telephone number, email
address, and mailing address) is current.
• Check on the status of your military transcripts – see next
column for contact information.
Veteran and Active Duty Service Members
Transfer Checklist
■ Collect your Military paperwork and
information. This includes:
■ DD214 Certificate of Release or Discharge from
Active Duty for most recent period of active duty.
■ Kicker Contract (the Department of Defense may be
able to provide this information if you cannot locate a
copy of the contract).
■ Apply for admission to the college or
university
Make sure you notify the college of your veteran status
on the application. This will enable the college/
university to contact you with important information
and make sure that they know to certify your
enrollment with the VA.
■ Request SAT/ACT and AP scores (if required by
the college/university)
■ Request an official High School transcript
This may not be necessary if you have completed more
than 24 college credits – check with the college’s
admissions office.
■ Request an official Military transcript
Your military training may be eligible for college credit.
Request an official military transcript online at one of
the sites below:
■ Air Force (CCAF): www.au.af.mil/au/ccaf/
■ For Army (AARTS), Coast Guard (CGI), Navy and
Marines (SMARTS): https://jst.doded.mil
■ Request CLEP/DSST/DANTES scores
Request official transcripts of your scores for CLEP or
DSST scores taken while in the military at the site
below:
■ www.dantes.doded.mil/service-members/
transcripts/index.html
■ Apply for your VA benefits
Once you have applied for your VA Educational Benefits
online at www.ebenefits.va.gov, you will receive a letter
of eligibility from the VA. Provide a copy of this letter to
the college/university. It will help certify your
enrollment to the VA and help you receive your
benefits.
■ Apply for Financial Aid
Begin this process early. Also check out the Financial
Aid and Scholarship links at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/
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Glossary of Transfer Terms
A
Academic Record: Transcript of grades, courses, credits, and
related academic information kept on file by the school. The
transcript often includes grade point average (GPA) and/or rank
in class. Standardized test scores may or may not be recorded on
the transcript.
Accreditation: Approval of colleges and universities by nationally
recognized professional associations or regional accrediting
bodies.
Add/Drop: A process at the beginning of a term whereby
students can drop and add classes with an instructor’s
permission. When you add or drop a course, it may affect your
tuition charges, your academic record and sometimes your
financial aid. Always check with your academic advisor before
adding or dropping courses.
Adult Learner: An adult learner is an individual who does not
begin college immediately following high school.
Articulation/Transfer Agreements: A formal agreement between
institutions (usually between community colleges/ 2-year
colleges and 4-year institutions) that maps a program of study
from a 2-year to a 4-year-degree.
Associate Degree: A degree awarded after approximately a twoyear period of study. An associate degree may transfer to the
first two years of a bachelor’s degree.
Attestation: An official affirmation that a degree or transcript is
genuine. It is usually signed by a recognized expert or witness.
B
Bachelor’s degree: A degree awarded upon completion of
approximately four years (or five years in certain programs) of
full-time study.
Billable Costs: The costs are paid directly to the college or
university, including tuition, student activity fees, laboratory
fees, and other charges. For students who live on campus, the
cost of room and board is also a billable cost.
C
College/University Catalog: An official publication giving
information about a university's academic programs, facilities,
entrance requirements, and student life. Many are entirely
online.
Common and Universal Applications: Although colleges have
their own admission application forms, many independent
colleges also accept The Common Application while others use
the Universal Application. The colleges and universities that
accept these standardized forms give them equal weight with
their own application forms. If accepted by the college, check to
see if any supplemental sections are required as well.
Community/Junior College: A postsecondary institution that
offers associate degree programs, as well as technical and
vocational programs. Some also offer bachelor’s degrees.
Core Course: Courses that provide the foundation of an
academic degree program and are required of all students
seeking that degree.
Cost of Attendance: Expenses, including tuition and fees, books
and supplies, and living expenses while a student attends
college. The cost of attendance (COA) is compared with the
student’s expected family contribution to determine a student’s
financial need.
Credit: A unit that most colleges and universities use to record
the completion of courses (with passing grades) that are
required for an academic degree.
Credit Evaluation: An assessment of a student’s transfer credit,
generally performed at the time of admission. A student’s
college credits are evaluated to determine if the transfer college
has equivalent courses and can then offer transfer credit for
those courses.
D
Degree: Diploma or title conferred by a college, university, or
professional school once a student completes a prescribed
program of studies.
Degree Audit: A report that aligns prior course work and
learning with the current institution’s program of student
requirements. This checklist will also show what courses remain
and which courses were not transferred because they were not
comparable or equivalent to the ones required by the institution
a student transferred to. Many colleges require a student to
undergo a degree audit after each semester.
Department: Administrative subdivision of a school, college, or
university through which instruction in a certain field of study is
given (such as English department or history department).
E
Electives: Courses that may be chosen from any field of study.
Electives give students an opportunity to explore other topics or
subjects of interest.
Expected Family Contribution (EFC): The amount students and
their families are expected to pay toward college costs derived
from a financial needs analysis, usually based on income and
assets.
F
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid): A form that
must be completed in order to be considered for federal
financial aid and for certain forms of state financial aid.
Fees: An amount charged by universities, in addition to tuition,
to cover costs for institutional services.
Financial Aid: Any grant, scholarship, loan or paid employment
offered to help a student meet his or her college expenses. The
amount a student receives is determined by federal, state and
institutional guidelines.
Full-time Student: One who is enrolled in an institution taking a
full load of courses; the institution specifies the number of
courses and hours. Enrollment status is important for financial
aid eligibility and award levels.
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G
Grade/Grading System: The evaluation of a student’s academic
work.
Grade Point Average (GPA): The combined average of a
student's grades for all academic coursework completed. In the
United States, grades are usually assigned in letters and are often
based on a 4.0 GPA scale.
Grant: A type of financial aid that doesn’t have to be repaid.
Grants are often based on financial need (e.g., Federal Pell Grant,
New York State Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) Grant).
I
Indirect Costs: College costs that do not show up on the college
bill and include books and supplies, travel, and personal
expenses (laundry, entertainment, clothing, etc.) The amount
spent on these items will vary according to need and preference.
International English Language Testing System (IELTS): An
English language proficiency examination required by some
institutions for applicants whose native language is not English.
L
Liberal Arts and Sciences: Academic study of subjects in the
humanities, the social sciences, and the physical sciences with
the goal of developing students' verbal, written, and reasoning
skills.
Living Expenses: Expenses such as housing and meals, books and
supplies, transportation, personal expenses, health insurance,
etc.
Loan: Money borrowed by the student and/or family to pay for
college expenses; loans must be repaid, usually with interest.
M
Major: The student’s academic field of concentration. Major
courses represent 25-50% of the total number of courses
required to complete a degree. Most students pursue one major,
but some may pursue two (double) majors.
Major Professor/Thesis Adviser: For research degrees, the
professor who works closely with a student in planning and
choosing a research plan, in conducting the research, and in
presenting the results. The major professor serves as the head of
a committee of faculty members who review progress and
results.
Master’s Degree: Degree awarded upon completion of
specialized academic requirements that usually include a
minimum of one year's study beyond the bachelor’s degree.
Matriculation: The process whereby a student is accepted, pays
fees and enrolls in class, officially becoming a student at the
college.
Minor: The student’s secondary field of concentration. Students
who decide to pursue a minor will usually complete about five
courses in this second field of study.
MOOC: A massive open online course aimed at unlimited
participation and open online access. May include traditional
course materials and interactive user forums.
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O
Online/Distance Learning: A general term describing academic
programs and courses taught using web technologies.
Online/Distance Learning can come in many forms. Some
courses are self-paced while others have a fixed schedule. Online
Learning often involves self-study and research segmented into
chapters or modules with somewhat more flexible schedules.
P
Placement Test: An examination used to test a student’s
academic ability in a certain field so that he or she may be
placed in the appropriate courses in that field. In some cases, a
student may be given academic credit based on the results of a
placement test.
Plan of Study: A detailed description of the student’s course of
study. The plan should incorporate the objectives given in the
student's “statement of purpose” written on the admission
application.
Prerequisites: Programs or courses that a student is required to
complete before being permitted to enroll in a more advanced
program or course.
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA): A process and set of steps
institutions perform when students apply or consider enrolling.
This evaluation can include reviewing a student’s transcripts
from other institutions, academic providers, military training or
work experience. PLA often involves developing a portfolio of
evidence.
R
Residency (relating to transfer): The number of courses, credits
or percentage of a program a student must complete at an
institution to graduate from that institution.
Rolling Deadline: This means that institutions accept applications
and admit students at any time during a specific time period
until all available spots in the class are filled.
S
Scholarship: A type of financial aid that doesn’t need to be
repaid. Scholarships may be based on need, on need combined
with other criteria, or solely on other criteria such as academic
achievement, artistic ability or athletics.
Semester: A period of study lasting approximately 14 to 16
weeks or one-half the academic year.
Seminar: A form of small group instruction combining
independent research and class discussions under the guidance
of a professor.
Subsidized Loan: A loan based on financial need as determined
by federal regulators in which the federal government pays the
interest during the time the student is in school, thereby
subsidizing the loan.
Syllabus: An outline of topics covered in an academic course.
Glossary of Transfer Terms
T
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): An English
language proficiency examination required by some institutions
for applicants whose native language is not English.
Thesis: A written work containing the results of research on a
specific topic prepared by a candidate for a bachelor’s or
master's degree.
Transcript: A certified copy of a student's educational record that
lists all courses taken and grades received.
Transfer: The process of moving from one university to another
to complete a degree.
Transfer/Articulation Agreements: A formal agreement between
institutions (usually community colleges or 2-year colleges and 4year institutions) that maps out a program from a two-year to a
four year-degree program.
U
Upper Division: This refers to the junior and senior years of
study. Some colleges offer only upper-division study. The first
two years of study are generally completed at another institution
before entering an upper division program to earn a bachelor’s
degree.
Unsubsidized Loan: A federal loan that is not based on the
borrower’s financial need as determined by federal regulations;
the borrower is responsible for all accrued interest.
W
Withdrawal: The formal administrative procedure of dropping a
course or leaving an institution. This is important to complete
when leaving one college for another.
Transfer Credits: Also known as Credit Transfer and Advanced
Standing, these are terms used by colleges and universities for
the procedure of granting credit to a student for educational
experience or courses undertaken at another institution.
Transfer Program: A formal program at the associate degree
level allowing the student to transfer into the third year of a
four-year bachelor’s degree program.
Resources
For More About New York’s 100+ Private Not-forProfit Colleges and Universities
• New York’s 100+ private colleges and universities’
admissions and financial aid information website:
www.nycolleges.org
For More on Financial Aid
• Federal Student Aid Information Center: 1-800-4FED-AID,
or https://studentaid.ed.gov
• FAFSA4caster provides students with an opportunity to
estimate eligibility for federal student aid. Visit:
https://studentaid.ed.gov/fafsa/estimate
• Federal Student Aid – Direct Loans: www.direct.ed.gov
• Funding Education Beyond High School: A Guide to Federal
Student Aid: https://studentaid.ed.gov/resources
• NYS Higher Education Services Corporation has
information on NYS grants and scholarships: 1-888NYSHESC, or www.hesc.ny.gov
• Comprehensive information about financial aid with online
aid estimators: www.finaid.org
• HOPE Scholarship and Lifetime Learning Credits and other
federal incentive programs:
www.irs.gov/publications/p970
• NYS college tuition tax credit/deductions:
www.hesc.ny.gov (Search “tax credit”)
• The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) site provides
information about new tax laws (tax credits and
deductions for college expenses): www.irs.gov
• Hispanic Scholarship Fund: www.hsf.net
• United Negro College Fund, Inc. scholarship database:
www.uncf.org (under “For Students” tab, click
Scholarships)
• Fastweb.com: A database of tens of thousands of private
scholarships: www.fastweb.com
Other Resources for Veterans and Active Duty
Service Members
• American Council on Education (ACE) Guide to the
Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed
Services: www.acenet.edu/news-room/Pages/MilitaryGuide-Online.aspx
• New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs
(DMNA): http://dmna.ny.gov
• New York State Veterans Benefits: www.veterans.ny.gov
• New York State Higher Education Services Corp.:
www.hesc.ny.gov
• U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs – Veterans Benefits:
www.vba.va.gov/VBA/
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Campus Summary Table
In this Manual, learn about the opportunities available at
more than 75 private not-for-profit colleges and universities
located in every corner in New York State.
The profiles contain information about the colleges, a
transfer overview and contacts, information about applying
for transfer and financial aid, credit evaluations, and
transfer agreements.
The information in the profiles was collected in early 2015.
All of the data, and more, including a searchable database,
may be accessed at www.nycolleges.org, New York’s
independent colleges and universities site for admissions
and financial aid.
While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, always
verify the information with the colleges directly.
North Country
Finger Lakes
Western
Central
Mohawk
Valley
Capital
District
Southern Tier
Mid Hudson
Long Island
New York City
Institution
Transfer Admissions Web
Location
Campus
Setting
Albany College of Pharmacy
and Health Sciences
www.acphs.edu/Admissions/Apply.aspx
Capital District
Urban
Adelphi University
Boricua College
http://admissions.adelphi.edu/transfer
5
www.cazenovia.edu/admissions/
transfer-cazenovia
Central New York
Rural
9
www.clarkson.edu/admissions/undergrad_
admissions/apply/apply_transfer.html
The College of New Rochelle
3
Urban
Clarkson University
College of Mount Saint Vincent
1
New York City
www.canisius.edu/admissions/transfer/
transfer-timeline
Colgate University
Suburban
http://boricuacollege.edu/_Admissions/
Admissions.html
Canisius College
Cazenovia College
Long Island
Page
www.colgate.edu/admission-financial-aid/
apply/transfer-students
www.mountsaintvincent.edu/admission/
undergraduate-college-admission/applytransfer-students
Western New York
North Country
Central New York
Urban
Rural
Rural
7
11
13
New York City
Urban
15
www.cnr.edu/Admissions/transferstudents
Mid-Hudson
Suburban
17
www.concordia-ny.edu/admission/
undergraduate_admission/transfer
Mid-Hudson
Suburban
21
The College of Saint Rose
www.strose.edu/transfer
Cooper Union
http://cooper.edu
New York City
Urban
23
The Culinary Institute of America
www.ciachef.edu/applynow
Mid-Hudson
Suburban
27
Dominican College
www.dc.edu/transfer
Mid-Hudson
Suburban
31
Urban
35
Concordia College
Cornell University
Daemen College
http://admissions.cornell.edu/transfer-students
www.daemen.edu/transfer
Dowling College
www.dowling.edu/admissions/transfer-students
Excelsior College
www.excelsior.edu/admissions
D'Youville College
Finger Lakes Health College
of Nursing
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Capital District
Southern Tier
Western New York
Long Island
www.dyc.edu/admissions/undergraduate/index.asp Western New York
www.flhealth.org/rn
Capital District
Finger Lakes
Urban
Rural
Suburban
Suburban
Online
Rural
19
25
29
33
37
39
Campus Summary Table
Institution
Transfer Admissions Web
Location
Campus
Setting
www.hartwick.edu/admissions/transfers
Mohawk Valley
Rural
Fordham University
www.fordham.edu/transfer
Helene Fuld College of Nursing
www.helenefuld.edu
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
www.hws.edu/admissions/transfer_students.aspx Finger Lakes
Hartwick College
Hilbert College
Hofstra University
www.hilbert.edu/admissions/transfer-students
www.hofstra.edu/transfer
New York City
New York City
Western New York
Long Island
Urban
Page
41
43
Urban
45
Suburban
49
Suburban
Suburban
47
51
Houghton College
www.houghton.edu/admission/transfer
Iona College
www.iona.edu/Admissions/
Transfer-Admissions.aspx
Keuka College
http://admissions.keuka.edu
http://international.keuka.edu/transfers
http://asap.keuka.edu
Finger Lakes
Rural
61
www.liu.edu/Brooklyn/Admissions/Transfer
New York City
Suburban
63
Western New York
Rural
53
Suburban
57
Institute of Design and Construction www.idc.edu
New York City
Urban
Ithaca College
Southern Tier
Suburban
www.ithaca.edu/admission
Mid-Hudson
55
59
Le Moyne College
www.lemoyne.edu/transfer
Central New York
Manhattan College
www.manhattan.edu/transfer
New York City
Urban
67
www.mariacollege.edu/admissions/apply/
transfer-students
Capital District
Urban
71
LIU Brooklyn
Urban
65
Manhattanville College
www.mville.edu/admissions/undergraduateadmissions/learn-more/how-apply
Marist College
www.marist.edu/transfer
Mid-Hudson
Medaille College
www.medaille.edu/admissions/transfer-students
Western New York
Metropolitan College of New York
www.metropolitan.edu/admissions/transfer.php
New York City
Urban
81
Montefiore School of Nursing
www.montefioreschoolofnursing.org
Mid-Hudson
Suburban
85
Nazareth College
www.naz.edu/admissions
Maria College
Marymount Manhattan College
Mercy College
Molloy College
Mount Saint Mary College
The New School
Mid-Hudson
Suburban
Suburban
69
73
www.mmm.edu/admissions/transfer-applicant.php New York City
Urban
75
www.mercy.edu/admissions/transfers
Urban
79
Mid Hudson/
New York City
www.molloy.edu/admissions-and-aid/admissions/ Long Island
undergraduate-admissions/transfer-applicants
Urban
Suburban
77
83
www.msmc.edu/Admissions/Transfer_Students
Mid-Hudson
Suburban
87
www.newschool.edu/admission
New York City
Urban
91
Finger Lakes
Suburban
89
New York Institute of Technology
www.nyit.edu/admissions/transfer
New York City/
Long Island
Urban/
Suburban
93
Niagara University
www.niagara.edu/transfer-admissions
Western New York
Suburban
97
New York School of Interior Design
Nyack College
NYU Steinhardt School of
Culture, Education and
Human Development
www.nysid.edu/admissions/undergraduate
www.nyack.edu/admissions
http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/cctop
New York City
Mid-Hudson
New York City
Urban
Suburban
Urban
95
99
101
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Institution
Pace University
Paul Smith’s College of Arts and
Sciences
Transfer Admissions Web
Location
Campus
Setting
www.paulsmiths.edu/admissions/apply-now/
transfer-students
North Country
Rural
www.pace.edu/transfer
New York City/
Mid-Hudson
Urban/
Suburban
Page
103
105
Phillips Beth Israel School
of Nursing
http://pbisn.edu
New York City
Urban
107
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
http://admissions.rpi.edu/undergraduate/
admission/transfer/index.html
Capital District
Suburban
111
Pratt Institute
Roberts Wesleyan College
www.pratt.edu/admissions/applying/applyingNew York City
undergraduate/ug-application-requirements/transfer
Urban
www.roberts.edu/home/admissions/
undergraduate/transfer-admissions.aspx
Finger Lakes
The Sage Colleges
www.sage.edu/transfer
Capital District
Urban/
Suburban
Siena College
www.siena.edu/admissions/information-just-foryou/transfer-students
Capital District
Suburban
121
St. Bonaventure University
www.sbu.edu/transfer
Western New York
Suburban
125
Rochester Institute of Technology
Sarah Lawrence College
Skidmore College
www.rit.edu/emcs/admissions/transfer-admission Finger Lakes
www.sarahlawrence.edu/admission/apply/
transfer.html
www.skidmore.edu/admissions/apply/transfer.php Capital District
St. Elizabeth College of Nursing
www.secon.edu
St. John's University
www.stjohns.edu/admission-aid/transferadmission
St. John Fisher College
St. Joseph's College/
Long Island Campus
St. Lawrence University
Mid-Hudson
Mohawk Valley
Suburban
109
113
Suburban
115
Suburban
119
Suburban
Urban
117
123
127
www.sjfc.edu/transfer
Finger Lakes
Suburban
129
www.sjcny.edu/long-island/admissions/transfer
Long Island
Suburban
133
www.stlawu.edu/admissions/transfer-students
New York City
North Country
Urban
Rural
131
135
St. Thomas Aquinas College
www.stac.edu/stac_admissions/transfer.html
Mid-Hudson
Suburban
137
Touro College
www.touro.edu/registrar/transfercredit.asp
New York City
Urban
141
Union College
www.union.edu/admissions/apply/transfer/
index.php
Capital District
Suburban
145
Utica College
www.utica.edu/enrollment/admissions/transfer/
Mohawk Valley
Suburban
149
Syracuse University
Trocaire College
University of Rochester
Vaughn College of Aeronautics
and Technology
Villa Maria College
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http://admissions.syr.edu/whoyouare/
transferstudents
www.trocaire.edu/admissions/transferring
Central New York
Western New York
www.enrollment.rochester.edu/admissions/apply/ Finger Lakes
transfer
www.vaughn.edu
www.villa.edu/admission/what-kind-of-studentare-you/transfer-student
New York City
Western New York
Urban
Urban
Suburban
Urban
Urban
139
143
147
151
153
ADELPHI UNIVERSITY
www.adelphi.edu
One South Ave., Garden City, NY 11530
Location: Long Island
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate, post-Doctorate, Advanced Certificate
Note: Not all programs available at all locations.
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
5,071 FT matriculated; 482 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: $34,034 per year. PT: $990 per credit
Yes
http://students.adelphi.edu/sa/rlh
Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Track and Field (indoor & outdoor)
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Bowling, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Track and Field (indoor & outdoor), Volleyball
No
N/A
Adelphi University
http://admissions.adelphi.edu/transfer
http://academics.adelphi.edu/courses
Office of Admissions at (516) 877-3050 or http://admissions.adelphi.edu/transfer
Christina Koromi
Associate Director of Transfer Admissions
(516) 877-3051
ckoromi@adelphi.edu
Fall, Spring
Transfer application; application fee; official college transcripts from all institutions previously
attended – if below 30 college credits then high school transcript, and essay.
Note: Nursing programs have additional requirements.
2.3. Note: Education, Social Work, Communication Sciences and Disorders, and Nursing programs
have higher GPA requirements.
We calculate a cumulative GPA for all institutions a student has attended.
Rolling. Suggested filing date for Fall semester June 1; for Spring semester November 15
Yes. NACAC fee waivers and at transfer events on campus.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
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64
90
N/A
Yes. Only with an AA or AS degree.
General
At the time of acceptance
Students should submit official college transcripts for review. Grades of “C-” or higher are required
and we will transfer a maximum of 30 college credits earned during high school.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
2
Yes. 88% of full-time undergraduate transfers receive financial aid.
February 15 for Fall applicants; November 1 for Spring applicants
Yes. Academic Scholarships (minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher for full-time awards and 3.3 for part-time
awards) ranging from $1,000-$11,000; athletic (determined by coach) and talent (Performing & Visual
Arts majors based on audition) scholarships are available.
If a student meets the academic criteria, he/she will automatically be referred to
the scholarship committee for review.
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Farmingdale State College (SUNY)
Hunter College (CUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
LIU Post
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Queens College (CUNY)
St. John’s University
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
N/A
American College of Norway
Gateway College
Joint admissions with Nassau Community College (SUNY) and Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
ALBANY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCES
www.acphs.edu
106 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208-3492
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: 4-year Bachelor’s (Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biomedical Technology (concentrations in Clinical Laboratory
Science, Cytotechnology, Pre-Physician Assistant Studies) and Health and Human Sciences, Chemistry and
Microbiology), Master’s Degree (Pharmaceutical Sciences, Health Outcomes Research, Biotechnology and
Cytotechnology), 6-year Doctor of Pharmacy
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,500-2,000 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Tuition $30,300 per year. Fees vary
Yes
www.acphs.edu/StudentLife/Experience/ResidenceLife.aspx
Hudson Valley Athletic Conference (HVAC)
Division III for Basketball, Cross-Country, Soccer, Track and Field
Yes
Transferability of credit is dependent on academic program and entry point. Bachelor of Science
degrees transfer process is similar to most colleges. Doctor of Pharmacy transfer process is more
restrictive.
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
www.acphs.edu/Admissions/Apply.aspx
www.acphs.edu/academics/catalog
The Admissions Office counsels students and provides link to campus programs until orientation.
David Viscusi
Assistant Director of Transfer Admissions
(518) 694-7158
david.viscusi@acphs.edu
Fall, Spring (Note: depends on academic program; most enroll in Fall; more limited Spring enrollment)
Dependent upon program and entry point. Undergraduate admissions requires Common Application,
all college transcripts, a letter of recommendation. High school transcript and test scores may be
required until another degree is earned. Additional tests and steps may be required for students who
have studied internationally or in languages other than English.
Dependent on program; typically 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA is needed; majority of students have a
3.2 or higher.
Yes. We specifically look at Math/Science GPA.
May 1 priority deadline for undergraduate admission; March 1 for professional program
Yes. Undergraduate only based upon official college visit
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
72
Program-specific
Program-specific
Program-specific
No
General
Transfer Credit Evaluation included in acceptance packet
We do accept college credits taken in high school; any AP course with a 4 or 5 on the AP exam and
any non-science college credit will be accepted with a “C” or better. We would treat them as the
course that lines up with our curriculum or give elective credit.
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes. FAFSA required. Merit and program-based scholarships available
February 1 priority deadline
Yes. Both merit and program-based scholarships are available
No additional application process required
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Siena College
University at Albany (SUNY)
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
4
The College of Saint Rose
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Sage College of Albany
Siena College
University at Albany (SUNY)
Majority of students are not from articulation programs
N/A
N/A
BORICUA COLLEGE
www.boricuacollege.edu
Manhattan Campus: 3755 Broadway, New York, NY 10032
Brooklyn Campus:
Northside Center – 186 North 6th St., Brooklyn, NY 11211
Graham Center – 9 Graham Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206
Bronx Campus: 890 Washington Ave., Bronx, NY 10451
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,000-2,000 FT matriculated (All students are FT); N/A PT matriculated;
N/A Total non-matriculated
Manhattan & Brooklyn Campuses: $10,100 for Fall & Spring Cycles; $2,000 for Summer Cycle.
Bronx Campus: $10,600 for Fall & Spring Cycles; $2,000 for Summer Cycle
No
N/A
N/A
No
Boricua College is a humanistic and holistic institution dedicated to educating individuals for lifelong
learning. We will take into account GPAs and scores on standardized tests; however, neither of these
is of primary importance to being accepted or transferring into Boricua College. Furthermore, our
trained Facilitators work with each student, one-to-one, every week of each semester, and in small
groups as well.
Boricua College
http://boricuacollege.edu/_Admissions/Admissions.html
www.boricuacollege.edu
Department of Admissions
Abraham Cruz
Vice President of Admissions and Enrollment
(347) 964-8600
acruz@boricuacollege.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
Student must contact the Admissions Department and complete the Transfer Application form.
Student must also have their current school forward Boricua College a certified copy of the transcript
addressed to the Department of Registration and Assessment.
There is no minimum GPA; however, all prospective students will take an entrance exam and undergo
at least one interview with an Admissions Committee composed of both Faculty and Admissions staff.
Yes
Rolling, preferably before August 30
No
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
80 credits
<45
<80
30 credits
No. Students who have completed at least 45 liberal arts and science credits with no less than a “C”
(2.0) and/or have an Associate degree will complete one semester in the Associate Program before
transferring to complete their baccalaureate requirements.
General at the time of application
Credit Evaluations are made by the Department of Registration and Assessment, which receives the
certified copy of the transcript(s).
Students who have taken high school AP or College Now classes must forward their transcript to the
Vice President for Academic Affairs who will then award the credits.
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Rolling, preferably before August 30
No
N/A
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
City College (CUNY)
The College of New Rochelle
Hostos Community College (CUNY)
Mercy College
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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N/A
40%
N/A
N/A
CANISIUS COLLEGE
www.canisius.edu
2001 Main St., Buffalo, NY 14208
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (BA, BS), Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Urban
2,700 FT matriculated; 36 PT matriculated; 132 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $33,282 per year. Fees $1,408. PT: $950 per credit hour
Yes
www.canisius.edu/campus-life/residence-life/housing
Division I: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, and Swimming
Club Sports: Bowling, Crew, Dance, Fencing, Field Hockey, Hockey, Mixed Martial Arts, Rugby,
Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, and Wrestling
No
N/A
Canisius College
www.canisius.edu/admissions/transfer/transfer-timeline
www.canisius.edu/resources/academic-resources/catalog
Undergraduate Admissions Office
Valerie Nugent
Senior Associate Director of Admissions
(716) 888-2201
nugentv@canisius.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
College transcripts; Statement of Good Standing from prior institution; minimum 2.0 GPA,
minimum 3 credit hours; if less than 24 credit hours earned, must supply HS transcript
Generally 2.0; however, 2.5 for School of Education
Yes
Rolling Admissions
Yes. Online application; application forms supplied at selected events.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
Between 60 and 90
60
90
Students must complete a minimum of 18 credit hours in the major at Canisius. Depending on the
major requirements, the maximum number of transferable credits is variable.
No
Applied to the major.
Student can request a preliminary credit evaluation prior to applying. The official credit evaluation is
sent to students once they are accepted.
The high school credits are counted in GPA. Credit will be given if the grade was equal to or greater
than “C”. If any of these credits are counted toward the degree it would require the input and review
of Advisement and the relevant Academic Departments.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
8
Yes
Rolling application deadlines; see transfer section in financial aid website at:
www.canisius.edu/admissions/transfer
Yes. Scholarships are available ranging from $6,000-$12,000 per year.
See Financial Aid links on website at: www.canisius.edu/admissions/transfer
Erie Community College, all campuses (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College, all campuses (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Niagara University
SUNY Buffalo (SUNY)
Ranges from 20-30%
N/A
Professional and Technical Studies program is available for Transfers who have earned their AA from a
technical college before coming to Canisius College.
CAzENOVIA COLLEGE
www.cazenovia.edu
22 Sullivan St., Cazenovia, NY 13035
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (BA, BFA, BPS, BS)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Central New York
Campus Setting: Rural
991 FT matriculated; 0 PT matriculated; 110 Total non-matriculated
Tuition $31,200 per year. Fees $554 (activity and technology fees)
Yes
www.cazenovia.edu/student-life/residence-life
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Crew, Cross-Country, Equestrian, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cheer, Crew, Cross-Country, Equestrian, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming, Tennis
No
Students may request a credit evaluation (unofficial) prior to applying to Cazenovia College. Contact
Catherine Hill to request an evaluation (see below).
Cazenovia College
www.cazenovia.edu/admissions/transfer-cazenovia
www.cazenovia.edu/academics/academic-catalog
Catherine Hill, Associate Dean of Admissions
Catherine Hill
Associate Dean of Admissions
(800) 654-3210
cahill@cazenovia.edu
Fall, Spring
Official transcripts from all colleges attended; official final high school transcript or GED report; essay;
letter of recommendation. Students seeking credit for AP or IB work will need to send official reports
to the Office of Admissions. Note: Recommendations must be from an individual who can speak to
your character, work ethic and potential. Essay should discuss the student’s desire to transfer and
what he/she hopes to achieve as a Cazenovia College student.
The preferred cumulative GPA is 2.5 or higher. Students who fall below this GPA will still be
considered for admission. We encourage these students to address their academic record in their
primary essay or as a separate explanation.
No
Rolling admission; preferred deadlines are March 1 for Fall admission; October 15 for Spring
admission.
Yes. All online application fees are waived. Fee waivers are also available for the Common Application.
Students who visit campus and/or meet with a Cazenovia College representative at their school or
other sponsored event will have their application fee waived.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
10
66 from a 2-year institution; 90 from a 4-year institution
66
90
Varies
No. Transfer credits are applied to general education, chosen academic program, or elective
requirements.
The credit evaluation is major-specific.
Credit evaluation takes place concurrently with acceptance to the college – students will receive a full
degree-audit within 10 days of formal acceptance. Students may also request an unofficial evaluation
prior to applying to Cazenovia College.
Students must provide an official college transcript. The credit will be applied appropriately if the
grade is a “C” or higher. Course must be credit-bearing and applicable to our academic curriculum.
Yes. Merit scholarships and grant awards are available. Transfers may also apply for state and federal
aid as well as student loans. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid as well as the TAP
application (for NYS residents only) should be filed before or concurrently with application for
admission.
March 1 is the priority deadline.
Yes. Transfer merit scholarships ranging from $12,000-$25,000 per year are available to students who
meet the criteria. Additional scholarships and supplemental grants are also available.
Students must file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1 (priority deadline)
and include Cazenovia College’s federal school code (002685). New York State residents should also
file a TAP application. We will accept FAFSAs after the March 1 date.
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Common programs fall within our Art & Design Division (Studio Art, Photography, Visual
Communications & Interior Design), Human Services, Management, and Criminal Justice.
Full details for all articulation agreements are available on the transfer admissions page at
www.cazenovia.edu/admissions/transfer-cazenovia
N/A
Please refer to the transfer admissions page at: www.cazenovia.edu/admissions/transfer-cazenovia
N/A
CLARkSON UNIVERSITY
www.clarkson.edu
8 Clarkson Ave., Potsdam, NY 13699
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate, DPT
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: North Country
Campus Setting: Rural
Approximately 3,300 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$44,580 per year
Yes
www.clarkson.edu/campus_life/living/reslife.html
Division I Men’s & Women’s: Hockey
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball
Co-ed Varsity Sports: Alpine Skiing, Cross-Country, Nordic Skiing, Swimming
No
We offer the Clarkson University Transfer Association, which provides mentoring for new transfer
students, as well as community service and trip opportunities. A separate orientation is provided for
transfer students to help with a smooth transition. Currently, we offer off-campus apartment housing
with single bedrooms for our transfer students on a first-come, first-serve basis. This is the same cost
as on-campus apartment housing and is staffed by a Resident Advisor.
Clarkson University
www.clarkson.edu/admissions/undergrad_admissions/apply/apply_transfer.html
www.clarkson.edu/catalog
Office of Transfer Admission, Clarkson University, Box 5610, 8 Clarkson Ave.,
Potsdam, NY 13699
Fax: (315) 268-7647, Email: tradmission@clarkson.edu
Web: www.clarkson.edu/admissions/undergrad_admissions/apply/apply_transfer.html
Contact: Trish Dobbs, Director of Admissions: tdobbs@clarkson.edu
Trish Dobbs
Director of Admissions
(315) 268-2125
tdobbs@clarkson.edu
Fall, Spring
Preferred GPA 2.75 and above for all majors. All applications are reviewed on an individual basis. We
accept the Transfer Common Application or the Clarkson University Transfer Application.
Preferred 2.75; we will consider all applications.
No
July 1 for Fall; December 1 for Spring
Applications reviewed on a space available basis after these dates.
Yes. All students will have the fee waived if applying online with the Clarkson University Transfer
Application found at: www.clarkson.edu/applynow
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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90 credits
No limit if courses are transferable for a Clarkson course in required curriculum
90
N/A
No. Not formally, but typically these requirements are met through the transfer process.
Specific major
Within two weeks of acceptance, but we will do unofficial evaluations upon request.
College credits earned in high school by transfer students are evaluated by the department in which
the student has applied to.
Yes
Packages are done on a rolling basis after March 1 for Fall and November 1 for Spring.
All students are considered for academic scholarships. We also offer the following specific to Transfer
students:
• Phi Theta Kappa – Up to $8,000 per year (membership in PTK required)
• Alpha Beta Gamma – Up to $8,000 per year (membership in ABG required)
• Transfer Leadership Award – $15,000 per year (must be nominated by current school)
• Transfer Achievement Award – $12,000 per year (must be nominated by current school)
Transfer Application Requirements: Please submit all of the following materials according to
Clarkson’s admission dates and deadlines:
1. Clarkson Transfer Application (online)
2. Dean of Students Recommendation Form (PDF)
3. Official transcripts from each college or university you have attended. If you attended college
outside of New York State, please provide course descriptions.
4. Two letters of recommendation. One should be from a college professor or instructor. The other
can be from a Transfer counselor, professor, employer or person able to speak of your ability to
succeed at Clarkson University.
5. Personal statement (250-500 words) describing a special interest, experience, or achievement that
is important or meaningful to you.
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Canton (SUNY)
SUNY Plattsburgh (SUNY)
SUNY Potsdam (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
All listed below have some type of agreement. Note that this does not indicate that every student
transferring to Clarkson came from a formal agreement program.
Broome Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Canton (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Plattsburgh (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Potsdam (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
This number fluctuates each year. Typically 20-30% of students come from colleges with which there
is no formal agreement. However, 20-30% of students are not in a program in which there is an
agreement with Clarkson and their previous college.
Please refer to the following website for a complete list of agreements and institutions:
www.clarkson.edu/admissions/undergrad_admissions/apply/articulation.html
• Dual admission with Monroe Community College (SUNY) for our engineering programs
• The Clarkson School, an early college program: www.clarkson.edu/admissions/early_college.html
• Study abroad
• Co-ops and Internships
COLGATE UNIVERSITY
www.colgate.edu
James B. Colgate Hall, 13 Oak Dr., Hamilton, NY 13346
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Location: Central New York
Campus Setting: Rural
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
2,863 FT matriculated; 2 PT matriculated; 9 Total non-matriculated
Tuition $49,650 per year. Fees vary
Yes
www.colgate.edu/campus-life/housing-options
Division I
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
No
N/A
Colgate University
www.colgate.edu/admission-financial-aid/apply/transfer-students
www.colgate.edu/academics/course-catalogue
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
www.colgate.edu/admission-financial-aid/apply/transfer-students
Susan Dolly Lathrop
Senior Associate Dean for Admission Operations
(315) 228-7401
admission@colgate.edu
Fall, Spring
Common Application or Universal College Application; application fee; official high school transcript;
official college transcript; college official’s report; mid-term report; faculty recommendation; essay on
application; SAT or ACT test scores; TOEFL for International applicants only
Recommended 3.0
No
March 15 for Fall; November 1 for Spring
Yes. If the student can demonstrate extreme financial hardship with a waiver.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
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N/A
N/A
Normally 2
No
Specific major if indicated
Sent with admission acceptance letter
For college credit, we only consider classes taken on a college campus to be transferrable for Colgate
credits, up to 6 credits total.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Applicable state and federal aid
Same as admission deadlines
No
N/A
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
N/A
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
COLLEGE OF MOUNT SAINT VINCENT
www.mountsaintvincent.edu
6301 Riverdale Ave., Riverdale, NY 10471
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
GPA.
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,385 FT matriculated; 74 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Tuition $21,640 – $24,640 per year based on credit standing. Fees vary
Yes
www.mountsaintvincent.edu/336.htm
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming, Volleyball,
Wrestling
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Volleyball
Intramural and Club sports: Basketball, Cheerleading, Dodgeball, Flag Football, Indoor Soccer,
Volleyball
Yes
The College of Mount Saint Vincent has entered into transfer articulation agreements with several
community colleges in the area.
College of Mount Saint Vincent
www.mountsaintvincent.edu/admission/undergraduate-college-admission/apply-transfer-students
N/A
Contact Jackie Williams, Director of Admission, at: (718) 405-3223, or visit us on the web at
www.mountsaintvincent.edu
Jackie Williams
Director of Admission
(718) 405-3223
jackie.williams@mountsaintvincent.edu
Fall, Spring
1. Complete the application; students can apply online either through the Common Application or
CMSV application for free
2. Send your Official High School Transcript if you have not earned an Associate degree
3. Submit SAT or ACT scores if you earned fewer than 24 college credits
4. Send your official transcript(s); if you attended an international university, please have the
transcripts evaluated by World Education Services
5. Personal Essay on any topic of your choice
6. Dean’s Release form if you do not have a college degree. Download from our website:
www.mountsaintvincent.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Dean-Release-Form-2015.pdf
3.0 for Nursing; 2.5 for Education; 2.0 all other majors
Yes. We take the cumulative GPA from all colleges attended and combine them for the calculated
Rolling admission
Yes. Applying online is free via CMSV online application or the Common Application:
CMSV application: http://app.cmsvadmission.org/login?source=web
The Common Application: www.commonapp.org/Login
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
60
60
60
65 with an Associate degree. This is only if students are transferring from colleges with which we
have articulation agreements. 75 credits for students with a Bachelor’s degree (from any institution).
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Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes. We’ll waive Core if students have a grade of “C” or better and if courses taken are parallel to the
courses we offer. Nursing science pre-requisites are waived if they were taken within the past five
years with a grade of B or better (e.g., Chemistry I and Chemistry II, Anatomy & Physiology I & II and
Microbiology).
The College of Mount Saint Vincent has secured Transfer Articulation Agreements with a number of
regional community colleges that allow for a seamless transition to a baccalaureate program for
students who obtain either an Associate of Arts or an Associate of Science degree.
General
The Credit Evaluation takes place during the review process, just before the Admission Committee
renders their decision.
Generally, if you earn an AP score of 3, you receive elective credit and if you have a score of 4 or 5,
you receive credit for a particular course (usually from the College’s Core Curriculum). An IB Higher
Level score of 5 or higher will also result in earned college credit.
Yes
Rolling
Yes:
• 3.00 to 3.49 GPA: $7,500 for commuter students; $10,000 for resident students
• 3.5 to 4.0 GPA: $9,000 for commuter students; $12,000 for resident students
• $1,500 Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) – offered to PTK members interested in majors other than nursing
There is no separate application for scholarship. Applying for admission and meeting GPA guidelines
would qualify students for scholarships.
For Nursing, Communications, Education, Criminal Justice:
Bronx Community College (CUNY)
New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)
John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
For Business Administration:
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
50%
The College of Mount Saint Vincent has secured Transfer Articulation Agreements with the following
regional community colleges that allow for a seamless transition to a baccalaureate program for
students who obtain either an Associate of Arts or an Associate of Science degree:
Bergen Community College, NJ
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Norwalk Community College, CT
Warren County Community College, NJ
Pre-Professional Programs agreements for the following:
• Podiatric Medicine (BS/DPM) Joint Articulation Program in Podiatric with New York College of
Podiatric Medicine (NYCOPM). Interested students must apply early in the fall semester of junior
year and must take the MCAT in April of their junior year. An index of 3.2 at Mount Saint Vincent
and an acceptable MCAT score are required.
• Physical Therapy (BS/DPT) 3+3 cooperative Program with New York Medical College in Physical
Therapy.
Also these cooperative degrees:
• Business (BS/MBA)
• Nursing (BS/MS)
• Criminology and Justice (BA/MA)
• Occupational Therapy (BS/MS)
• Education (BA/MS)
• Social Work (BA/MSW)
• History (BA/MA)
• Sociology (BA/MA)
• History/Library and Information Sciences (BA/MS) • 6-Year Dual Degree in Pharmacy
(BA/Pharm.D)
THE COLLEGE OF NEW ROCHELLE
www.cnr.edu
Office of Admission, 29 Castle Place, New Rochelle, NY 10805
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s (several accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s, RN and second degree Bachelor’s to
Master’s), post-Master’s Certificate, Pre-Professional, Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
2,666 FT matriculated; 416 PT matriculated; 7 Total non-matriculated. Note: These figures represent
the total undergraduate population (traditional & adult). The traditional undergraduate enrollment is
515.
FT: $32,450 per year. Fees vary. PT: $1,082 per credit hour
Yes
www.cnr.edu/StudentLife/HousingSelection
NCAA Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball
Member of the Eastern College Athletic Conference, Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic
Association, and Association of Division III Independents
Learn more at www.cnrathletics.com.
Yes. Please contact the Office of Admission directly to learn about transfer admission criteria at
(800) 933-5923.
One of only 50 women’s colleges in the United States and one with a 100+ year history, CNR offers a
solid educational foundation and personal empowerment to prepare women for leadership roles in
an ever-changing global society.
The School of Arts & Sciences and The School of Nursing at The College of New Rochelle
www.cnr.edu/Admissions/TransferStudents
www.cnr.edu/SchoolofArtsandSciences/SASSchedulesandCatalogs
Contact Michael DiPiazza directly at mdipiazza@cnr.edu or (914) 654-5921
Michael DiPiazza
Director of Undergraduate Admissions
(914) 654-5921
mdipiazza@cnr.edu
Fall, Spring
CNR’s 2-Step Transfer Admission Procedure:
1. Complete an online application, available 24/7 at http://www.cnr.edu/applynow
2. Submit your unofficial or official transcript(s) from every college or university attended
Minimum GPA required for consideration as a transfer student is 2.0 cumulative. Transcripts will be
evaluated for transfer credit. Official transcripts are required to be awarded transfer credit.
2.0 for The School of Arts & Sciences; 3.0 for the Teacher Certification Programs; 3.0 for Nursing
Yes. We recalculate to arrive at a cumulative GPA.
School of Arts & Sciences rolling; School of Nursing May 1
Yes. Completing the online application automatically waives the application fee.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Up to a maximum of 75 credits. In general, all courses completed with a grade of “C-” or better and
similar to courses offered by CNR will be evaluated for transfer into the School of Arts & Sciences. The
School of Nursing will evaluate transfer credits with a grade of “C+” or higher in pre-requisite classes.
Maximum of 75 – See more information on Transfer Credit below
Maximum of 75 – See more information on Transfer Credit below
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Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Transfers must usually complete one half of her major and minor courses at CNR. In addition, 30 of
the credits required in residence must be completed on the Junior or Senior level. Each transfer’s
credentials will be discussed with the chairpersons of the major to determine which previously
completed courses will be applied to the degree program requirements. Note: Transfer art majors are
required to present a portfolio of 14-20 pieces to be reviewed for proficiency and possible scholarship
and recommendation to our BFA program.
Yes. Typically, students graduating with an AA or AS from an accredited college or university with a
minimum of 60 credits will be granted Junior status. For students graduating with an AA or AS who
transfer from an institution with which we have an articulation agreement, the liberal arts core
requirements will usually be satisfied. For students graduating with an AA or AS from other
institutions generally have the core satisfied provided the student meets the skill requirements in
math and writing.
Students must provide evidence of graduation with an AA or AS from an accredited college or
university. Students with an AAS may not always have core requirements satisfied.
Our Credit Evaluation includes transfer courses to satisfy liberal arts core requirements as well as
major requirements.
Credit evaluations take place after the student has been admitted to the school. Unofficial evaluation
can be done if requested. Official evaluations are done after student has enrolled.
Credit is awarded for a grade of “B” or better.
Yes. We encourage all of our students to apply for Financial Aid by completing the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at: https://fafsa.ed.gov. More than 90% of our students receive some
type of funding for college. We also offer a CNR grant to help meet need.
Students are encouraged to apply immediately upon applying to the college. https://fafsa.ed.gov.
CNR code 002704
Yes. Merit-based scholarships are available to transfer students based on cumulative GPA at the time
of application. Transfer Scholarships include:
• For 3.6 to 4.0: $11,500
• 3.0 to 3.59: $9,500
• 2.7 to 2.99: $7,500
In addition, Art majors are reviewed for additional Art scholarships.
No deadline. All applicants are reviewed for a Merit Scholarship as part of the Admissions’ Committee
review for acceptance into the college. Required documents to be considered for a Transfer Merit
Scholarship: Completed application and unofficial or official transcript(s) from every college or
university you attended.
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY) – for Liberal Arts, all programs
Bronx Community College (CUNY) – for Education, Liberal Arts, Psychology, Social Work
Dutchess Community College (SUNY) – for Art, Liberal Arts, all programs
Nassau Community College (SUNY) – for all programs
Orange County Community College (SUNY) – for Art, Liberal Arts, all programs
Rockland Community College (SUNY) – for all programs
Westchester Community College (SUNY) – for Art, Biology/Environmental Studies, Communication
Arts, Education, Human Services, Liberal Arts, Psychology, Social Work
Bronx Community College (CUNY)
Cottey College, NV
Ivy Bridge College of Tiffin University, OH
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Raritan Valley Community College, NJ
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
Approximately 25% of our transfer students come from other institutions including private and public
4-year institutions.
N/A
• CNR offers a number of Pre-Professional programs: Pre-Law, Pre-Medicine, Pre-Health Professions
• Certificate Programs: Community Action, Forensic Studies, Informatics, Legal Studies, Sports
Marketing
• Teacher Education Certification: 7 certificates to choose from including Dual Certifications
THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE
www.strose.edu
432 Western Ave., Albany, NY 12203-1490
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Certificates
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Urban
2,507 FT matriculated; 107 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $28,820 per year. Fees $1,006. PT: $958 per credit hour
Yes
www.strose.edu/officesandresources/residence_life
NCAA Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Swimming & Diving, Track & Field
NCAA Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Soccer, Softball,
Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
Yes. Portfolio review for Art Students and an audition for Music Majors.
We have numerous different articulation agreements with our community college partners. Students
can use our Transfer Equivalency Database, or “T.E.D.,” to get general information regarding transfer.
The College of Saint Rose
www.strose.edu/transfer
http://strose.smartcatalogiq.com/en/2013-2015/Catalog
Keep in touch with our Coordinator of Transfer Admission directly; speak to your institution’s transfer
counselors, and; utilize our website (www.strose.edu/transfer)
Dan Capogna
Coordinator of Transfer Admission
(518) 337-2389
capognad@strose.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer (rolling admissions policy for all incoming Transfer students)
Students who have completed an Associate degree (AA or AS) at an accredited institution and who
have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or above are guaranteed acceptance. Transfer student
applicants who do not meet these criteria are evaluated on an individual basis. Required Application
Materials:
Official transcripts from all colleges attended; a letter of recommendation from at least one college
instructor, counselor, employer, or community leader; list of courses in which you are currently
enrolled (if applicable); proof of high school graduation in the form of a diploma or final high school
transcript. Art applicants must complete a portfolio review. Call (518) 485-3900 to arrange for a
review. Music applicants must complete an audition. Call (518) 454-5178 to schedule an audition.
2.5; however, we will consider students for Conditional Acceptance below that average if they show
an upward trend in their most recent work and have a true desire to attend.
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. The online application is free.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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N/A
No
It is applied to the student’s specific major.
Transfer students will receive a full Transfer Equivalency from our Registrar’s Office within two weeks
of their acceptance.
We honor their credit and they count as transfer credit.
Yes
Rolling
Yes:
• 3.81 – 4.00: $14,500 per year
• 3.50 – 3.80: $14,000 per year
• 3.21 – 3.49: $9,500 per year
• 3.00 – 3.20: $9,000 per year
• 2.99 & under: $8,500 per year
Phi Theta Kappa Member Scholarship: $1,000 per year (awarded in addition to all merit awards)
There are no other extra forms or deadlines. The transfer scholarship is awarded at acceptance.
Note: PTK members must provide proof of membership (PTK member card/certificate) in order to be
awarded the PTK Scholarship.
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Columbia-Greene Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Berkshire Community College, MA
Bryant & Stratton College (proprietary)
Columbia-Greene Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
N/A
N/A
N/A
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Maria College
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
The Sage Colleges
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Cobleskill (SUNY)
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
CONCORDIA COLLEGE
www.concordia-ny.edu
171 White Plains Rd., Bronxville, NY 10708
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
835 FT matriculated; 9 PT matriculated; 20 Total non-matriculated
$29,000 – $31,000 per year based on resident or commuter status
Yes
www.concordia-ny.edu/student-life/residence-life.cfm
Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Soccer, Tennis
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball
Yes. Different GPA for new program, Radiological Technology, in addition to Nursing, Social Work and
Education.
N/A
Concordia College
www.concordia-ny.edu/admission/undergraduate_admission/transfer
www.concordia-ny.edu/academics/catalog_calendar
Call our Admission Office for more information.
Jenifer Jules
Associate Director of Admission
(914) 337-9300 x2155
jenifer.jules@concordia-ny.edu
Fall, Spring
Minimum for general admission: 2.0 GPA with 28 credits earned. Higher GPA required for Nursing,
Education, Radiological Technologies and Social Work
2.0
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. Case-by-case scenario.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
90
90
90
Up to 2/3 of “Major” courses may be transferred in
No
Both
After the student is accepted
The College Registrar determines if the credits earned in high school will receive Concordia credit.
Students must request that a transcript from the College at which the course was taken be sent to
Concordia. Courses that earned a grade of “C” and above will be considered.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
Rolling
Yes:
• Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship – $12,000 (Transfer, PTK member in good standing)
• Alpha Beta Gamma Scholarship – $9,500 (Transfer, ABG member in good standing)
• Transfer Dean’s Scholarship – $11,000 (Transfer, 28 credits, 3.5 – 4.0 GPA)
• Transfer Scholarship – $8,500 (Transfer, 28 credits, 3.0 – 3.49 GPA)
• Transfer Merit Scholarship – $6,000 (Transfer, 28 credits, 2.0 – 2.99 GPA)
• Abschluss Scholarship (may be added to Transfer Merit Scholarships) – $1,500 (Transfer, completion
of Associate’s degree)
www.concordia-ny.edu/financial-aid/grants-and-scholarships.cfm
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
1%
N/A
N/A
COOPER UNION
http://cooper.edu
30 Cooper Square, New York, NY 10003
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (Art and Engineering programs), Bachelor’s 5-year architecture program, Master’s (School of
Engineering and School of Architecture only)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015 16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
850 FT matriculated; 1 PT matriculated; 17 Total non-matriculated
Tuition $40,800 per year. Fees vary. Note: All admitted students receive at a minimum, a half-tuition
scholarship valued at $20,400 annually. Students also receive need-based aid to offset tuition and
living expenses and exceptional students may receive merit tuition aid.
Yes. If available
http://cooper.edu/students/housing
Club Sports: Basketball, Cross-Country, Soccer, Tennis, Track, Volleyball
Yes. All transfers should refer to the admissions section of the Cooper Union website for up-to-date
information. Architecture, Art and Engineering all have different procedures. Architecture transfers
must submit a portfolio. Art transfers have the option of applying Early Decision, and should not have
a previous Bachelor’s degree in Art. Engineering transfers should have college-level Calculus and
Physics.
Through outstanding academic programs in Architecture, Art and Engineering, and a Faculty of
Humanities and Social Sciences, Cooper Union prepares talented students to make enlightened
contributions to society. The College admits undergraduates solely on merit and awards full
scholarships to all enrolled students.
Cooper Union
http://cooper.edu
http://cooper.edu/students/registrar/course-catalog
Visit our website and visit us during the Fall at an open house or tour date.
John Falls
Associate Dean of Admissions and Records
(212) 353-4192
falls@cooper.edu
Fall
In Art and Architecture, all applicants must submit high school and college transcripts, our home test
and portfolio. In Engineering, high school and college transcripts and essays (part II) must be
submitted.
No minimum, but competitive applicants have demonstrated successful completion of college-level
work.
No
Usually early January
Yes. For financial hardship
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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We require that all students study at Cooper Union for a minimum of two years prior to earning a
degree.
Varies depending on academic program. No maximum, but all students must complete at least two
years of study at Cooper Union to earn a degree.
Varies depending on academic program. No maximum, but all students must complete at least two
years of study at Cooper Union to earn a degree.
Varies depending on grade earned and course curricula. For more information, please visit our
catalog.
It varies.
Both
In the case of Engineering, a preliminary Credit Evaluation is included with the admission letter. For
Architecture, the year of design is determined upon admission and additional transfer credit is
reviewed over the summer prior to enrolling. For Art, students meet with an academic adviser during
the summer prior to enrolling but after admission is offered. Much effort takes place looking at a
student’s work from each class including portfolio work, classes taken, grades earned, etc. Humanities
and Social Science credit is evaluated by the Dean of HSS or the adviser in HSS during the summer
prior to enrollment.
Generally course credit is based on several factors, including placement tests, course descriptions and
evidence of submitted work in the previous class. AP test scores of a 4 or 5 may result in placement
to another course level, for other courses, such as physics a student will still need to sit for the
placement exam.
Yes
May 1
Yes. All admitted students receive at a minimum, a half-tuition scholarship valued at $20,400
annually. Students also receive need-based aid to offset tuition and living expenses and exceptional
students may receive merit tuition aid.
After submitting the first part of the application: In Art and Architecture, all applicants must submit
high school and college transcripts, our home test and portfolio. In Engineering, high school and
college transcripts, and essays (Part II) must be submitted.
CUNY colleges, both 2- and 4-year institutions
Maryland Institute College of Art, MD
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, IL
SUNY colleges, both 2- and 4-year institutions
N/A
N/A
N/A
We have a joint MEng/MD program with SUNY Downstate Medical College.
We also offer an integrated 5-year BE/MEng degree.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
http://admissions.cornell.edu
410 Thurston Ave., Ithaca, NY 14850
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate, First Professional
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Southern Tier
Campus Setting: Rural
14,000 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$47,286 per year
Yes
www.campuslife.cornell.edu/campuslife/housing
Visit http://cornellbigred.com, the official website of Cornell athletics with information for all 36
Varsity sports.
Yes
Cornell University is home to 7 undergraduate colleges and schools:
1. College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
2. College of Architecture, Art, and Planning
3. College of Arts & Sciences
4. College of Engineering
5. School of Hotel Administration
6. College of Human Ecology
7. School of Industrial and Labor Relations Please see the Transfer website:
http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
Cornell University
http://admissions.cornell.edu/transfer-students
http://courses.cornell.edu
We encourage students to visit the transfer admissions website: http://admissions.
cornell.edu/transfer-students. Direct questions to (607) 255-5241.
Reba McCutcheon
Associate Director of Admissions
(607) 255-5241
transfer@cornell.edu
Fall, Spring (Note: College of Engineering only enrolls transfers in the Fall)
Transfer admissions application requirements vary by college/school and are available on the transfer
admissions website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/transfer-students
No minimum
No
March 15 for Fall; October 15 for Spring
Yes. Students can apply for an application fee waiver by submitting a letter from a transfer advisor,
the financial aid office at your current college/university, or representative of a social
service/community agency stating that the fee would cause financial hardship.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
The maximum number of credits varies by division: http://admissions.cornell.edu/transfer-students
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Yes. To learn more about our financial aid program, please visit our website:
www.finaid.cornell.edu
Please find financial aid deadlines on our website: www.finaid.cornell.edu
No. Cornell University offers a generous need-based financial aid program. There are a number of
grants and scholarships available to Cornell students. Keep in mind that:
• No merit aid or athletic scholarships are awarded at Cornell; all gift aid is need-based.
• There is no minimum or maximum amount of gift aid that can be awarded.
• Outside scholarships replace loan or work components of the aid package, but do not
reduce the parent contribution.
• A FAFSA financial aid form must be completed to be eligible for federal grants.
You are automatically considered for scholarship funds when you apply for financial aid; there is no
separate application process.
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
No
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
College credits that also count toward high school graduation will not be transferred to Cornell.
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
Please see the transfer website: http://admissions.cornell.edu/apply/transfer-applicants
THE CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
www.ciachef.edu
1946 Campus Dr., Hyde Park, NY 12538
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
2,778 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Tuition $27,930 per year. Fees $1,320
Yes
www.ciachef.edu/ny-housing
A variety of fitness and recreational programs and wellness services are available to all students.
No
Due to the unique nature of the curriculum at the CIA, only selected Business Management and
Liberal Arts courses will be considered for transfer approval.
The Culinary Institute of America
www.ciachef.edu/applynow
www2.ciachef.edu/pdf/adm_catalog.pdf
www.ciachef.edu/transfer-credit-policies
Rachel Birchwood
Senior Director – Admissions
(800) 285-4627
admissions@culinary.edu
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
www2.ciachef.edu/pdf/adm_transfercredit.pdf
Grade of “C” or 2.0 GPA
No
Rolling
Yes. In certain circumstances.
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
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N/A
N/A
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
N/A
No
General and applied are considered.
Post-acceptance
All prior earned college credits will be reviewed to determine whether they will be accepted toward
an educational degree program at The Culinary Institute of America.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Rolling
Yes. www.ciachef.edu/new-york-campus-scholarships
www.ciachef.edu/new-york-campus-scholarships
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
Cornell University, School of Hotel Administration (SHA)/CIA Collaborative Degree Program
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
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Cornell University
N/A
N/A
N/A
DAEMEN COLLEGE
www.daemen.edu
4380 Main St., Amherst, NY 14226-3592
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s in Public Health, Social Work, BS/MS dual degree in Physician Assistant Studies,
Professional Accountancy, Health Care Studies/Athletic Trainer, Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT),
Nursing Practice (DNP)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,676 FT matriculated; 289 PT matriculated; 18 Total non-matriculated
$25,800 per year
Yes
www.daemen.edu/studentlife/residencelife/Pages/default.aspx
Division II Men’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Track & Field
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Soccer, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
Adding Lacrosse soon
No
Transferring to Daemen is pretty seamless; everything happens in a timely way. Faculty register all
transfer students to begin forming relationships and welcoming them to our campus and community.
Daemen College
www.daemen.edu/transfer
www.daemen.edu/academics/coursecatalog/Pages/default.aspx
Contact the Office of Admissions
Nicole DeStefano-Stone
Director of Transfer Admissions
(716) 839-8225
ndestefa@daemen.edu
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
In general, minimum 2.0 GPA in most programs; for others, 2.5 GPA. All the other requirements, i.e.,
all transcripts must be received; must be health compliant, must be from an accredited 2- or 4-year
institution.
2.0
No
Rolling admission
Yes. Request via hardship
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Unlimited; however, student must meet residency of a minimum of 30 credits taken in residence at
Daemen College for graduation.
Unlimited; however, student must meet residency of a minimum of 30 credits taken in residence at
Daemen College for graduation.
Unlimited; however, student must meet residency of a minimum of 30 credits taken in residence at
Daemen College for graduation.
Unlimited; however, student must meet residency of a minimum of 30 credits taken in residence at
Daemen College for graduation.
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Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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No. It depends on where credits from the AA/AS are accepted on the student’s program. They may be
credits applied to the major; however, there are other Core/Gen Ed requirements that are waived as
a result of an AA/AS degree.
Applied to both; it is a full Credit Evaluation.
Upon acceptance and receipt of all transcripts. It can also be done using unofficial review.
Depending on the class they could come in as core classes or elective credits. If they are given a
college transcript we will allow it to count toward their curriculum.
Yes
Rolling
Yes:
• Merit Scholarships range from $4,000 – $9,000
• Trustee Scholarships (6) from $10,000 – $12,000
• Phi Theta Kappa (10) $1,000 each
Merit scholarships are awarded based on GPA. There is no deadline. Note: Trustee Scholarship
applications are due in the Spring. Check with the college.
Buffalo State College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Trocaire College
University at Buffalo (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Trocaire College
Approximately 85% compared to 15% articulation agreements.
www.daemen.edu/offices/registrar/transferCourses/articulationagreements/Pages/default.aspx
• Dual Admissions with certain institutions
• Co-op work experience in field of choice
• We also offer Veterans Center, a gathering place on campus; a Learning Center for tutoring and
other services
• Service Learning
• Early College High School where selected students can complete course work as a junior
or senior in high school
DOMINICAN COLLEGE
www.dc.edu
470 Western Highway, Orangeburg, NY 10962-1210
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Associate in Liberal Arts; Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Education, Bachelor of
Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Social Work; Master’s in Business Administration, Master of Science in
Education (Adolescence Education, Adolescence Education/Students with Disabilities, Childhood Education,
Childhood Education/Students with Disabilities, for teachers of the blind and visually impaired, for teachers
of students with disabilities), Bachelor of Science/Master of Science – Occupational Therapy, Master of
Science – Family Nurse Practitioner, Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP), Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,269 FT matriculated; 214 PT matriculated; 9 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $25,680 per year. Registration Fee $770. PT: $776 per credit. Registration Fee $360
Yes
www.dc.edu/campus-life/residence-life
Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Track & Field
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Track & Field, Volleyball
No
The College’s Honors Program allows for academically gifted students to join the program and receive
a scholarship. The College participates in NCAA Division II. Students who are part of an athletic team
on campus are considered for athletic scholarships.
Dominican College
www.dc.edu/transfer
www.dc.edu/academic-resources/856-2
Contact the Office of Admissions at (845) 848-7909, email admissions@dc.edu, or visit www.dc.edu
Daniel Mendoza
Director of Admissions
(845) 848-7900
daniel.mendoza@dc.edu
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Completion of the application fee, submission of the application fee and official transcripts of all prior
institutions. A student must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 for acceptance to the College. However,
individual programs may have additional requirements for admission to the programs.
2.0; certain programs have additional requirements for admission.
Yes. A cumulative GPA across all the institutions is calculated when a student has attended more than
one institution.
Rolling admission
Yes. For financial exigencies.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
A maximum of 70 credits will be accepted from a 2-year college and a maximum of 90 credits will be
accepted from a 4-year institution. A minimum of 30 credits must be completed at Dominican College
in order for a degree to be awarded.
70 – a minimum of 30 credits must be completed at Dominican College in order for a degree to be
awarded.
90 – a minimum of 30 credits must be completed at Dominican College in order for a degree to be
awarded.
Some majors limit the number of credits that can be transferred within the major.
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Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes. The waivers are determined on a course-by-course basis. Students entering with 45 or more
Liberal Arts credits are offered an abbreviated General Education Curriculum component making it
easier to fulfill that requirement.
It is specific to the major.
At the time of application for admission to the College.
We treat college credits earned in high school the same as we do a transfer directly from college as
long as the credits are reflected on a college transcript.
Yes
Priority consideration for those who file the FAFSA by March 15 for Fall; November 15 for Spring
Yes. Scholarships are available to transfer students who intend to enroll full time in the day/evening
programs. Scholarships of up to $11,500 per year are awarded. In addition, the Brother James
Kearney Scholarship of up to $15,000 per year is available to students who are legally blind.
There is no separate application for transfer scholarships. However, additional information needs to
be submitted for the Brother James Kearney Scholarship.
Bergen Community College, NJ
Bergen Community College, NJ
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
40%
American University of Antigua, Antigua & Barbuda Maria College
Bergen Community College, NJ
Mercer County Community College, NJ
College of Westchester (proprietary)
Montefiore School of Nursing
Columbia-Greene Community College (SUNY)
New York Medical College
Dominican International College,
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Dominican Republic
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Helene Fuld College of Nursing
Sullivan County Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (SUNY)
We have agreements with the following high schools to allow their students to earn college credits:
Bergen Technical Schools, NJ
Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School
Middletown High School
Rockland BOCES
Orange/Ulster BOCES
Southern/Westchester BOCES
Pine Bush High School
S. S. Seward Institute, NJ
DOWLING COLLEGE
www.dowling.edu
150 Idle Hour Blvd., Oakdale, NY 11769
Location: Long Island
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Post-Master’s Certificate, Doctorate, Advanced Certificates
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2014-15):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,080 FT matriculated; 201 PT matriculated; 0 Total non-matriculated
FT: $29,100 per year. PT: $1,215 per credit
Yes
www.dowling.edu/student-life/housing-and-dining
Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Tennis,
Volleyball
No
All students who transfer to Dowling College are automatically considered for a transfer scholarship
up to $11,500 per academic year.
Dowling College
www.dowling.edu/admissions/transfer-students
www.dowling.edu/academics/academic-resources/catalogs
www.dowling.edu/admissions/transfer-students
Andrea Mauro
Associate Director of Admissions
(631) 244-3052
mauroa@dowling.edu
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Complete an undergraduate application for enrollment to Dowling College. Request a copy of your
unofficial and official transcripts from all previously attended institutions of higher learning.
2.0; make an appointment with an Admissions Counselor to evaluate your transcript, transfer your
credits and create your degree worksheet.
No
Rolling
Yes. Hardship cases or attend an on-campus event.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
90
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90
N/A
Yes
Applied to a major
When the student is admitted.
We can accept credits earned while in high school. The same rules apply to these credits as
traditional transfer credits.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Rolling
Yes. $4,000 – $11,000 a year
No forms are required. Dowling automatically reviews all students for academic scholarships.
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
10%
Gateway College
Early College Program, ESL, Dual Admissions
D’YOUVILLE COLLEGE
www.dyc.edu
320 Porter Ave., Buffalo, NY 14201
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate, First Professional
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Urban
1,503 FT matriculated; 293 PT matriculated; 167 Total non-matriculated
FT: $25,630 per year. PT: $745 per credit hour. PT Fees $90 + $3 per credit hour
Yes
www.dyc.edu/student_life/residence_life/index.asp
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Rowing, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball
Club Sports: Men’s Ice Hockey
Yes. Programs have different GPA and course requirements.
The institution as a whole determines which courses may transfer and which may not. Some
programs may require higher grades in particular courses.
D’Youville College
www.dyc.edu/admissions/undergraduate/index.asp
www.dyc.edu/admissions/undergraduate/docs/undergrad_catalog.pdf
General information may be viewed at the transfer student website:
www.dyc.edu/admissions/undergraduate/future/transfer_students.asp
Undergraduate Admissions
320 Porter Avenue, D’Youville Academic Center, 1st Floor, Buffalo, NY 14201
(716) 829-7600
admissions@dyc.edu
Note: Transfer students are assigned an Admissions Counselor based upon major.
Fall, Spring, Summer
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis for all programs except the Physician Assistant Program,
which requires a supplemental application. You can expect to receive an admissions decision within
three weeks of the time we receive all the necessary forms, test scores, and transcripts.
2.0 is the minimum GPA for transfer into the college; some highly competitive programs require
higher GPAs.
No. Some programs may create a Science GPA.
Rolling admission
There is no application fee for undergraduate applications.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Students may transfer up to half their major requirements and all core requirements. Students must
meet all of their major and core curriculum requirements for graduation.
65, unless transferred under an existing and functioning articulation agreement.
A minimum of 30 semester credit hours must be completed at D’Youville.
No limit. A minimum of 30 semester credit hours must be completed at D’Youville.
Students may transfer up to half their major requirements.
No. Core is waived with a Bachelor’s degree.
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Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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General. Unofficial transfer credit database for student use at www.dyc.edu/oce.
Transfer of credit is subject to review by each department. Requests for transfer credit may be
submitted for review with course syllabus.
Evaluation of Credit is made after an official transcript is received for accepted students and is mailed
with acceptance packet.
It is treated as college credit.
Yes
All accepted students are automatically considered.
Yes. Transfer students may be awarded a Transfer Honors Scholarship based on blended GPA of all
colleges/universities attended. The awards range from $3,500 – $5,000 based on a minimum 2.75
GPA.
A student whose FAFSA reaches the processor by April 15 receives priority consideration.
Buffalo State College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
University at Buffalo (SUNY)
N/A
Bryant & Stratton College (proprietary)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
www.dyc.edu/visit
Seneca College, Ontario, Canada
Trocaire College
Villa Maria College
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
ExCELSIOR COLLEGE
www.excelsior.edu
7 Columbia Circle, Albany, NY 12203-5159
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Online
N/A FT matriculated; 35,901 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Undergraduate application is $100. Students pay an enrollment fee of $1,065 for the Multi-Source
Option or they can choose the Excelsior Course Option for which the enrollment fee is $0. Students in
the second example commit to taking at least 12 semester hours of EC course credits before
graduation. Total annual cost depends on: how the students elect to complete degree requirements;
how many credits they have to complete based on transfer credits, and; number of credits chosen to
complete in an academic year (limit 16 semester hours of course credits per trimester). Course tuition
is $495 per credit.
No
N/A
N/A
No. All schools within the college follow the same policies but there may be specific restrictions
based on specific program needs.
Excelsior College is New York’s only independent, regionally accredited, non-profit institution
providing educational opportunities primarily via online and distance learning, focusing on the needs
of working adults who have some college credit but no degree. Virtually all of our more than 30,000
enrolled students are transfer students. Excelsior’s acceptance of valid transfer credits toward its
degree requirements means our students and their families did not have to pay for them a second
time.
Excelsior College Undergraduate Liberal Arts, Business and Technology, Nursing and Health Sciences,
Public Service
www.excelsior.edu/admissions
www.excelsior.edu/courses
Contact Admissions at www.excelsior.edu/admissions. Community colleges and academic partners
should contact: www.excelsior.edu/community-colleges
Shannon Easton
Executive Director of Admissions
(518) 608-8234
seaston@excelsior.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
Students are required to submit official transcripts (documentation) for our undergraduate
admissions counselors to review in order to determine their applicability toward degree
requirements. This “preliminary review” is for prospective students to use in making an enrollment
decision. Once the student officially enrolls, their advisor will conduct an official evaluation.
For more information about our admissions process please visit:
www.excelsior.edu/admissions
2.0 (grade of “C”)
We do not use a +/- grading system so a letter grade with a + or – grade is given the straight letter
grade (ex. “B+/-” is a “B” at Excelsior).
Rolling admission
Yes. We have several populations of students for whom the $80 application fee is waived.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Bachelor’s degree students can theoretically satisfy all of their degree requirements through transfer
credit with the exception of the Capstone.
The number of transfer credits from a 2-year institution is dependent on the degree program. For our
most flexible degree, 90 semester hours can be transferred.
The number of transfer credits from a 4-year institution is again dependent on the degree program.
For our most flexible degree, 117 semester hours can be transferred.
Everything except the Capstone
No. We analyze transfer credits on a course-by-course basis.
If a student selects a specific program, the preliminary review is conducted on that basis; otherwise,
the student receives a more general assessment of his/her transfer credits.
The unofficial preliminary review takes place in our admissions office or at military education centers
(for our military students); however, the official evaluation is conducted by our resident professional
academic advisors.
If they were Advanced Placement (AP) examinations we would need the official AP score report. We
would not be able to consider it on a HS document. If they were college courses from recognized
accredited institutions then we would need an official transcript from the college directly listing the
course(s) as regular college courses.
Yes. Most of our students come with a significant number of transfer credits completed. Students can
apply for financial aid to meet their remaining requirements.
Rolling
Yes. See www.excelsior.edu/financial-aid
See www.excelsior.edu/financial-aid
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Central Texas College, TX
Cochise College, AZ
Community College of the Air Force,
Maxwell-Gunner AFB, AL
Defense Language Institute, CA
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
University of Maryland, MD
University of Phoenix, AZ
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Central Texas College, TX
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
97% of our students transfer (or bring credits) to Excelsior College from outside the above-mentioned
agreements.
For a complete list of our partners, visit www.excelsior.edu/web/partners/home
CEP (Concurrent Enrollment Program) with these schools for Nursing:
American River Community College, CA
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
FINGER LAkES HEALTH COLLEGE OF NURSING
www.flhealth.org
196 North St., Geneva, NY 14456 (located on campus of Geneva General Hospital)
Degrees Offered: AAS in Nursing
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Location: Finger Lakes
Campus Setting: Rural
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
9 FT matriculated; 108 PT matriculated; 0 Total non-matriculated
FT: $7,415 per year. PT: $6,515
No
N/A
N/A
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
No
N/A
Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing
www.flhealth.org/rn
www.flhealth.org/rn
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Visit the website www.flhealth.org, or call Student Services at (315) 787-4005.
Ann Drake
Student Services Coordinator
(315) 787-4008
ann.drake@flhealth.org
Spring
Practicing LPN or has completed Nursing Fundamentals (must be from another RN program) within 2
years of application with a final grade of “C+” or above and Chemistry and Anatomy & Physiology I
completed within 5 years of application with a final grade of “C” or above.
N/A
N/A
September 1
No
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
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35
35
N/A
N/A
Applied to major
When application qualifies for consideration.
The same as any transfer course. Final grade must be at least a “C” in order to be considered for
transfer credit.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
December 15
No
Application and all qualifying transcripts plus proof of high school graduation or GED must be
received no later than September 1 of each year.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
www.fordham.edu
Office of Undergraduate Admission, Duane Library,
441 East Fordham Rd., Bronx, NY, 10458
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate, First Professional
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
8,034 FT matriculated; 451 PT matriculated; 148 Total non-matriculated
FT: $47,293 per year. PT: $1,538 per credit hour
Yes
www.fordham.edu/homepage/586/living_on_campus
Division I Varsity Men’s: Baseball Basketball, Cross-Country, Football, Golf, Indoor/Outdoor Track,
Soccer, Squash, Swimming/Diving, Tennis, Water Polo
Division I Varsity Women’s: Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross-Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track, Rowing,
Soccer, Softball, Swimming/Diving, Tennis, Volleyball
Yes. We have different requirements between our traditional undergraduate day school and our
School of Professional and Continuing Studies, which is geared toward non-traditional college
students.
Fordham offers a comprehensive Transfer Guide at: www.fordham.edu/transfer
Fordham University
www.fordham.edu/transfer
N/A
www.fordham.edu/transfer
Mark Ciolli Sr.
Assistant Director of Transfer Admission
(718) 817-3701
mciolli@fordham.edu
Fall, Spring
1. Common Application for Transfer Students including the essay
2. $70 application fee
3. Official high school transcript with graduation date
4. Official college transcript(s)
5. SAT/ACT scores if less than a year of college coursework
6. Letter of good standing/College Report
We typically look for students with a 3.0 GPA or higher.
Yes
June 1 for Fall; December 1 for Spring
Yes. The student needs to demonstrate financial need for the waiver.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
60
60
60
N/A
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Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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No
General
After a student has been officially admitted to the university.
Please note that all of the below criteria must be met in order to be awarded credit for college
course(s) taken while in high school:
• The course was taken at the college campus.
• A grade of “B” or higher was received
• Other college students were enrolled in the course
• The course was taught by one of the college professors
• The course was not used toward high school graduation requirements
• The course is similar in content to a course at Fordham University
Yes
Transfer applicants should submit the FAFSA and CSS Profile to Fordham University as soon as
possible.
No
N/A
CUNY schools
Hofstra University
Pace University
Penn State, PA
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
HARTWICk COLLEGE
www.hartwick.edu
1 Hartwick Dr., Oneonta, NY 13820
Location: Mohawk Valley
Campus Setting: Rural
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,507 FT matriculated; 22 PT matriculated; 11 Total non-matriculated
$41,440 per year (includes all mandatory fees except the $400 matriculation fee)
Yes
www.hartwick.edu/campus-life/student-affairs/residential-life-and-housing/residential-life-andhousing-guide
Division I Men’s: Soccer
Division III Men’s: Basketball, Football, Lacrosse, Cross-Country, Swimming and Diving, Tennis
Division I Women’s: Water Polo
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Equestrian, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Volleyball
No
N/A
Hartwick College
www.hartwick.edu/admissions/transfers
www.hartwick.edu/academics/registrar/course-offering-information
admissions@hartwick.edu
Donna Johnson
Senior Associate Director of Admissions/Transfer Recruiter
(607) 431-4150
johnsond@hartwick.edu
Fall, Spring
To be eligible, you must hold a high school diploma or General Education Diploma, have at least a 2.0
GPA on a 4.0 scale (note, however, that a GPA of 2.0 or higher does not automatically guarantee
acceptance to the College), and you must be in good academic and social standing at the current or
last institution attended. Admission is selective. A transfer student is required to attend Hartwick for
at least two academic years and earn 60 credits to be eligible for a degree from Hartwick. Once a
transfer student has been accepted, the transcripts will be evaluated by the College’s Registrar and
the student will receive a Transfer Credit Evaluation. Transfer credit from accredited institutions is
given for courses similar to those offered at Hartwick completed with a “C” or higher. Generally, only
traditional liberal arts and science types of classes will be deemed acceptable. Hartwick College will
generally honor an associate of arts or associate of science degree from accredited colleges by
offering the equivalent of two years of credit.
2.0 on a 4.0 point scale
N/A
August 1 for Fall; January 1 for Spring
No application fees
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements with:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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60; must complete at least two academic years and earn 60 credits to be eligible for a
Hartwick College degree.
N/A
N/A
N/A
No
The credit evaluation shows how courses will transfer in general. With the credit evaluation, we also
send students a degree audit, which tracks progress in both general education and major courses.
Once a transfer student has been accepted, the transcripts will be evaluated by the Office of the
Registrar. You should receive your Transfer Credit Evaluation with your acceptance letter. Generally,
only traditional Liberal Arts and Science types of classes will be deemed acceptable. Courses accepted
from other institutions should be comparable to those in the current Hartwick College catalogue.
Only courses with grades of “C” or better will be transferable. A maximum of 60 semester hours of
credit may be transferred. Hartwick College will generally honor an Associate of Arts or Associate of
Science degree from accredited colleges by offering the equivalent of two years of credit.
Any course that appears on a college transcript is considered as transfer credit. We accept Advanced
Placement exam scores.
Yes. A student applying for financial aid must complete and submit the Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA) and the Hartwick College Application for Financial Aid forms. Tax returns, Federal
and New York State (if applicable), and W-2s are also required. Transfer students must submit
financial aid transcripts from all institutions attended to the Hartwick College financial aid office; a
financial aid package will not be prepared without this information.
August 1 for Fall; January 1 for Spring
Yes
Hartwick College recognizes and awards those transfer students who are well qualified and highly
motivated with a proven track record. The renewable scholarships range from $5,000 – $22,000. We
do not require a separate application for scholarships; a transfer applicant is automatically considered
for scholarships when the transfer application is submitted.
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
Herkimer Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Clinton Community College (SUNY)
Columbia-Green Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Erie County Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
Herkimer Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Delhi (SUNY)
Utica College
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
Monroe County Community College (SUNY)
North Country Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Cobleskill (SUNY)
SUNY Delhi (SUNY)
SUNY Morrisville (SUNY)
Sullivan County Community College (SUNY)
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
33%
N/A
Transfer students will be enrolled in a transitions course, which is led by a professional staff member
and an upper-class student who previously transferred to Hartwick. This class is designed to
familiarize students with the processes and resources specific to Hartwick; it meets throughout the
first semester and will be automatically added to the first semester course schedule.
HELENE FULD COLLEGE OF NURSING
www.helenefuld.edu
24 East 120th St., 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10035
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate (12-month full-time LPN to RN), Bachelor’s (19-month full-time RN to BS), part-time students also
admitted
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
254 FT matriculated; 190 PT matriculated; 1 Total non-matriculated
FT: $17,043 (Associate degree), $28,490 (Bachelor’s degree) per year. PT: $304 per credit hour
(Associate degree), $750 per credit hour (Bachelor’s degree)
N/A
N/A
N/A
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
N/A
N/A
Helene Fuld College of Nursing
www.helenefuld.edu
www.helenefuld.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/CollegeCatalog.pdf
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
N/A
Sandra Senior
Director of Student Services
(212) 616-7271
sandra.senior@helenefuld.edu
Rolling; students admitted in November and April for Associate degree program;
September for Bachelor’s degree program.
N/A
N/A
No
N/A
No
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
37.5 (Associate degree); 47 (Bachelor’s degree)
N/A
N/A
N/A
No
Evaluation of credits are general.
April and November
College credits will be considered.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Same as regular admissions
N/A
Same as regular admissions
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
N/A
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
HILBERT COLLEGE
www.hilbert.edu
5200 South Park Ave., Hamburg, NY 14075-1597
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Suburban
843 FT matriculated; 118 PT matriculated; 18 Total non-matriculated
FT: $20,700 per year. PT: $573 per credit hour
Yes
www.hilbert.edu/student-life/campus-living
NCAA Division III
Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Volleyball
Women’s: Basketball, Cross-country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball
No
Any credit earned with a grade of “C” or higher is considered transferable.
Hilbert College
www.hilbert.edu/admissions/transfer-students
www.hilbert.edu/Public/file/COURSE%20CATALOG%202013.pdf
Admissions or faculty
Jeannette Delaney
Assistant Director of Admissions
(716) 926-8781
jdelaney@hilbert.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
We need an official copy of transcripts from all colleges attended, as well as a copy of the applicant’s
final high school transcript or GED.
2.0
No
Rolling admission
Yes. Fee waivers are considered case-by-case.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
90 for a Bachelor’s degree program; 30 for an Associate degree program
As many as fit the courses required, up to 90
As many as fit the courses required, up to 90
As many as fit the courses required
No. We do not waive any general education courses.
Specific major
Once we have completed the application, we conduct the Credit Evaluation.
We will accept any credits a student has from high school as long as they provide us with official test
scores or transcripts for the course.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
Rolling
Yes. Merit-based awards are available ranging from $4,000 – $7,000 per year.
• Transfer and Articulation Scholarship – $4,000 per year. Student must be transferring from a
community college that we have a written articulation agreement with and has completed their
Associate degree or is on track for completion.
• Honors Award Transfer Scholarship – $7,000 per year. Student must be transferring from a 4-year
college and have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher and have completed at least 12 credit hours of
work there.
No separate application needed.
Bryant & Stratton College (proprietary)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
About 50%
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Business College (proprietary)
Alfred State College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
Bryant & Stratton College (proprietary)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
North Country Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Trocaire College
Herkimer Community College (SUNY)
Villa Maria College
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
We are now offering Accelerated Degree Programs (ADP). To be considered eligible for entrance into
the ADP programs, students must have completed 24 college credits from a regionally accredited
college. The ADP majors are:
• BS Conflict Studies & Dispute Resolution
• BS Organizational Development
• BS Business Management
HOBART AND WILLIAM SMITH COLLEGES
www.hws.edu
629 South Main St., Geneva, NY 14456
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Finger Lakes
Campus Setting: Suburban
2,396 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$46,852 per year
Yes
www.hws.edu/studentlife/resed_on_campus.aspx
Division I Men’s: Lacrosse
Division III Men’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Rowing, Sailing,
Soccer, Squash, Tennis
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse,
Rowing, Sailing, Soccer, Squash, Swimming & Diving, Tennis
No
N/A
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
www.hws.edu/admissions/transfer_students.aspx
www.hws.edu/catalogue
www.hws.edu/admissions/trans_faq.aspx
Rebecca Arnold
Associate Director of Admissions
(315) 781-3868
arnold@hws.edu
Fall, Spring
Common application; personal statement; official high school transcript; official college transcript(s);
academic evaluation; Registrar Report
2.7 minimum
No
April 30 for Fall; November 15 for Spring
Yes. Fee waived if student applies online.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
The Colleges operate on a semester schedule with each student taking four courses per semester,
with a total of 32 to graduate. As such the Colleges will allow a student to transfer in a maximum of
16 courses.
16 courses
16 courses
This is determined by the individual departments on campus.
No
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Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Once a student has been admitted, the Dean’s Office, in cooperation with department chairs, will
evaluate the transcript(s) to determine the student’s standing and send a general Credit Evaluation.
The number of your transfer credits will be determined after your final official transcript has been
sent to the Dean’s Office. Shortly thereafter, you will receive a letter from the appropriate Dean
telling you the number of credits that have transferred.
Courses which are composed predominantly of high school students and taught by high school
teachers in a high school setting are not transferable to Hobart and William Smith Colleges, even if
they appear on another college’s or university’s official transcript. No college course that has been
applied toward the minimum requirements for a student’s high school diploma, or which serves as
substitute for a high school required course, can be transferred to Hobart and William Smith.
Yes
April 30 for Fall; November 15 for Spring
Yes:
• Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship ($20,000) – Awarded to members of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
The student must show proof of PTK membership, have completed (or be near completion of) an
Associate degree, and have a cumulative transfer GPA of 3.5 or better (cumulative GPA from all
institutions combined).
• Finger Lakes Transfer Scholarship ($17,000) – Awarded to transfer students who have completed (or
are near completion of) an Associate degree from any of the following designated community
colleges in the Finger Lakes region:
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
• Transfer Faculty Scholarship ($17,000) – Awarded to select transfer students who have
demonstrated outstanding academic performance in their previous college studies. Recipients are
selected by the Admissions Committee.
• Transfer Presidential Leadership Award ($15,000) – Awarded to students with strong academic
records, demonstrated and sustained leadership and high motivation. Recipients are selected by
the Admissions Committee.
• Transfer Presidential Service Award ($15,000) – Awarded for strong academic record and significant
involvement in service/civic engagement activities. Recipients are selected by the Admissions
Committee.
No additional scholarship applications are required.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
www.hofstra.edu
100 Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY 11549
Location: Long Island
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s, Master’s, post-Master’s, Doctorate, First Professional, Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
6,474 FT matriculated; 430 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$40,460 per year
Yes
www.hofstra.edu/ResLife
All sports compete at the NCAA Division I level in the Colonial Athletic Association. Hofstra University
has 17 Varsity sports:
Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, Wrestling
Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball
Yes. Transfer credit is evaluated on a class-by-class basis based on desired major. Two-year schools
can transfer up to 64 credits (65 if Business major, 69 if Engineering) to Hofstra.
N/A
Hofstra University
www.hofstra.edu/transfer
http://bulletin.hofstra.edu
Visit our website: www.hofstra.edu/admission
Amy Armstrong
Associate Dean
(516) 463-7255
amy.armstrong@hofstra.edu
Fall, Spring
College transcript(s) and a Statement of Good Standing from prior institution(s) are required for all
transfer applicants. Students with fewer than 24 credits attempted must submit high school
transcripts. Standardized test scores are optional. $70 fee.
N/A
Yes, if needed.
Rolling admission
Yes. Upon request and review.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
A maximum of 64 credits from a 2-year school, or 94 credits from a 4-year school is accepted.
A 30-credit maximum on AP/CLEP credits.
64 for a BA; 65 for a BBA; 69 for a BE
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Major credit requirements differ across Schools, but at least 15 credits for the major must be
completed at Hofstra.
No. Some core requirements may be satisfied by previous coursework.
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Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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General credit evaluation. When evaluating credits, we take into account the student’s coursework
applicable to his/her desired major at Hofstra. This being said, students can come to Hofstra
undecided.
After a student is admitted. Students can request a preliminary credit evaluation before acceptance
by contacting a transfer admission counselor.
Hofstra does accept college credits from another institution earned while a students is in high school
permitting that the college or university is regionally accredited, the student earns a “C-” or higher in
each class and there is a Hofstra equivalent. All courses are reviewed on a class-by-class basis. There
are a few exceptions to the transferability of college credits taken while a student is in high school:
1. All language courses will transfer over as elective credit and will not satisfy Hofstra language
requirements.
2. Calculus will transfer to Hofstra as a math elective, not calculus.
To receive credits for the courses, students must have the college or university send a transcript.
Unofficial transcripts are accepted for preliminary credit evaluation, but these credits will not be
official until a final official transcript is received.
Yes
Preferred deadline to submit the FAFSA application is February 15.
Yes. Academic scholarships are awarded up to $17,000 per year. All applicants for admission will be
considered for these awards. Priority is given to students who complete their application by March 1
for Fall and November 1 for Spring. Scholarships are determined by the GPA earned at the time of
admission.
All students are automatically reviewed for scholarship upon acceptance, based on academic merit.
Students seeking a second undergraduate degree are not eligible for scholarship.
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
63%
N/A
Joint Admission & 2 + 2 programs with Nassau Community College (SUNY) and
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
HOUGHTON COLLEGE
www.houghton.edu
PO Box 128, Houghton, NY 14744
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Rural
994 FT matriculated; 54 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $29,258 per year. Fees $200 (does not include $100 orientation fee). PT: $1,230 per credit
hour
Yes
www.houghton.edu/students/residence-life
NCAA Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis,
Track & Field (indoor and outdoor)
NCAA Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Tennis,
Track & Field (indoor and outdoor), Volleyball
No
Houghton has a very personalized transfer admission and course advising process. Faculty are
personable and approachable and will work with students to plan out their time at Houghton.
Houghton College
www.houghton.edu/admission/transfer
www.houghton.edu/catalog
www.houghton.edu/admission/transfer
Cindy Austin
Transfer Admission Counselor
(800) 777-2556
cindy.austin@houghton.edu
Fall, Spring
We recommend at least a 3.0 GPA with a broad range of coursework in the traditional liberal arts
represented. We also look for students who will be a good “fit” for the community at Houghton and
evaluate personal recommendations carefully.
We recommend at least a 3.0, but will consider all applicants for admission.
Yes. We recalculate if courses are weighted.
Rolling admission; however, priority deadline for transfer applicants is March 1.
Yes. For those with financial need and for early applicants.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
Depends on the type of school. To be eligible for Latin honors, a transfer student must complete at
least 62 credit hours at Houghton.
67 credit hours
Unlimited – Students transferring from a 4-year school need to complete at least 30 credit hours and
half of their major at Houghton
In order to graduate with a Houghton College degree, at least 30 credit hours including half of the
hours of a student’s major must be taken at Houghton.
Yes. All integrative studies courses are waived for AA/AS students with the exception of two courses
in Faith Foundation.
General, although certain departments will evaluate certain majors at the time of application.
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When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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An official Credit Evaluation can take place at any point in the admission process. Official Credit
Evaluations typically take place after a student has been accepted for admission although there are
exceptions to this.
A “transfer” in our definition depends on the student’s enrollment status post-high school graduation
regardless of credits earned in high school. That is, if a high school graduate enrolls full-time post-high
school graduation, they are considered a transfer student. As long as credits were taken prior to high
school graduation and the credits appear on an official transcript from a regionally accredited
institution, the student is considered a first-year applicant, even if they take a gap year or only enroll
part-time post-high school graduation. However, we usually consider the equivalent of one
semester’s worth of credit (12 credit hours) earned post-high school graduation to qualify the student
as a transfer applicant.
Yes. Transfer scholarships and institutional grants.
March 1 is our priority financial aid consideration deadline. Aid will be awarded after that date but on
a first-come, first-serve basis.
Yes:
• Phi Theta Kappa members in good academic standing will receive at least a $4,000 Institutional
Scholarship
• Institutional Scholarships range from $4,000 to full tuition
Transfer students are required to submit the following: application (personal statement optional);
recommendation (at least one); college transcript(s); in some cases, high school transcript.
The application essay is optional for transfer applicants and the SAT/ACT is not required provided that
the student has completed a semester’s worth of coursework. We recommend applying in the Fall so
that students can be considered for certain scholarship opportunities and so that we can begin to
advise the student on the transferability of their credit.
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Alfred State College (SUNY)
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Clinton Community College (SUNY)
Columbia-Greene Community College
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Harrisburg Area Community College, PA
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
North Country Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Sullivan County Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Canton (SUNY)
SUNY Cobleskill (SUNY)
SUNY Delhi (SUNY)
SUNY Morrisville (SUNY)
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
Trocaire College
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
Villa Maria College
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
N/A
Word of Life Bible Institute; Youth With a Mission
N/A
INSTITUTE OF DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
www.idc.edu
141 Willoughby St., Brooklyn, NY 11201
Degrees Offered: Associate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
41 FT matriculated; 24 PT matriculated; 28 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $8,520 per year based upon 12 credits per semester. Fees $300. PT: $355 per credit hour
No
N/A
N/A
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
No
N/A
Institute of Design and Construction (IDC)
www.idc.edu
www.idc.edu/academics/course-catalog.php
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Call the Administrative Office at (718) 855-3661
Elizabeth Battista
Director of Communications
(718) 855-3661
ebattista@hotmail.com
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Spring
IDC application, high school diploma or GED, official transcript from additional colleges
N/A
No
Rolling
No
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
12
12
12
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
12
N/A
It could be both.
As soon as IDC receives an official transcript
N/A
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Rolling
No
N/A
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
New York City College of Technology (CUNY)
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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New York City College of Technology (CUNY)
10%
IDC has a formal articulation agreement with Pratt Institute.
N/A
IONA COLLEGE
www.iona.edu/Home.aspx
715 North Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10801
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Size of Undergrad Population):
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
2,993 FT matriculated; 59 PT matriculated; 249 Total non-matriculated
FT: $35,324 per year. PT: $1,100 per credit. Fees $810 per term (7-11 credits) or $540 per term (0-6
credits)
Yes
www.iona.edu/Student-Life/Housing-Living-Environments.aspx
NCAA Division I Varsity Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Crew/Rowing, Cross-Country, Diving, Golf,
Soccer, Swimming, Track & Field (Indoor & Outdoor), Water Polo
NCAA Division I Varsity Women’s: Basketball, Crew/Rowing, Cross-Country, Diving, Lacrosse,
Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Track & Field (Indoor & Outdoor), Volleyball, Water Polo
Club Sports: Men’s and Women’s Cheerleading, Martial Arts; Men’s Rugby
No
N/A
Iona College
www.iona.edu/Admissions/Transfer-Admissions.aspx
www.iona.edu/Student-Life/Student-Financial-Services/Registrar/College-Catalogs.aspx
For any questions at all regarding the transfer admissions process, please contact
Jason Ford, at jmford@iona.edu
Jason Ford, CFC
Assistant Director of Admissions – Transfer Coordinator
(914) 633-2679
jmford@iona.edu
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer (Note: Transfer admissions and decisions are on a rolling basis)
Iona transfer application, including personal statement; official high school transcript or equivalent
GED report; transfer essay; official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended; official
SAT/ACT scores (for students applying with less than 24 credits)
A cumulative GPA of 2.5 is expected for regular admission.
Special program requirements: For entry into the Education program, a 3.0 GPA is required; for PreMedical, Pre-Dental, Pre-Physical Therapy and Pre-Veterinary programs, an overall GPA of 3.0 is
required, with a 3.2 in Science courses.
No
Transfer applications are processed on a rolling basis. There are no formal deadlines.
Suggested deadlines for Fall: August 1; for Spring: December 20.
Yes. Through the Common Application, a student may click on ‘Other’ under the fee-waived section.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
90 credits
64. A maximum of 64 credits may be accepted upon transfer from all combined accredited two-year
institutions and training programs. A maximum of 90 credits in total may be accepted in transfer from
all combined accredited two-and four-year institutions and training programs. In all instances,
transcripts will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis by the respective Dean’s Office for the most
beneficial use of credit.
90. A maximum of 64 credits may be accepted upon transfer from all combined accredited two-year
institutions and training programs. A maximum of 90 credits in total may be accepted in transfer from
all combined accredited two-and four-year institutions and training programs. In all instances,
transcripts will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis by the respective Dean’s Office for the most
beneficial use of credit.
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Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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In all instances, transcripts will be evaluated on a course-by-course basis by the respective Dean’s
Office for the most beneficial use of credit.
Yes. All transferring students with an earned Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree from an
accredited institution, who have also earned a cumulative GPA of 2.5, will have satisfied the Liberal
Arts Core. Note: Specific major requirements are accepted and all students must fill the Philosophy
and Religious Studies components of the Core.
Applied to major, but general for under 24 credits since they have not declared a major.
An official evaluation can be done once a student is admitted and final transcripts of all colleges have
been received. An unofficial evaluation can be done through the Deans’ Office with the unofficial
transcript(s), but final transcripts are needed from all colleges attended for evaluation to be
considered official.
College credits earned in high school are transferable to Iona College using the same guidelines and
requirements of any college credit. The student must earn a “C” or better and have official transcripts
sent from the institution issuing the credits. Any college credit will need to be evaluated by the
appropriate Dean’s office (School of Arts & Science or Hagan School of Business) for credit evaluation.
Yes
April 15 preferred; rolling until semester begins
Yes. Transfer Scholarships range from $6,500 – $12,000 per academic year and are based on prior
academic performance.
No deadline. Transfer Scholarships are automatically awarded.
Bronx Community College (CUNY) – Computer Science Department
Dutchess Community College (SUNY) – Iona’s School of Arts and Science
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY) (Speech Communication Studies Department)
Nassau Community College (SUNY) – Iona’s School of Arts and Science
Norwalk Community College, CT – Iona’s School of Arts and Science
Orange County Community College (SUNY) – Computer Science Department
Rockland Community College (SUNY) – Iona’s School of Arts and Science
Westchester Community College (SUNY) – Iona’s School of Arts and Science &
Iona’s Hagan School of Business
Bronx Community College (CUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Norwalk Community College, CT
Orange Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
26%
N/A
N/A
ITHACA COLLEGE
www.ithaca.edu
953 Danby Rd., Ithaca, NY 14850-7002
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Certificates
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Southern Tier
Campus Setting: Suburban
6,201 FT matriculated; 79 PT matriculated; 33 Total non-matriculated
FT: $40,658 per year. PT: $1,355 per credit hour
Yes
www.ithaca.edu/reslife
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Crew, Cross-Country, Football, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, Wrestling
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Crew, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Gymnastics, Lacrosse,
Sculling, Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
Yes. Some majors are more limited and consequently more selective. School of Music and
Department of Theatre applicants must complete an audition and/or an interview.
N/A
Ithaca College
www.ithaca.edu/admission
www.ithaca.edu/catalogs/index.php
Contact the Faculty and Administration of their program of interest.
Sandy Kelley
Associate Director of Admission
(607) 274-3124
admission@ithaca.edu
Fall, Spring
1. Online Common Application for Transfer students
2. Official high school transcripts
3. Official college or university transcripts
4. Letter of Recommendation or instructor evaluation form from a professor, advisor, or dean of
students
5. $60 application fee (this fee applies to undergraduate application only)
Please Note: For transfer applicants, submission of SAT or ACT scores is optional. Ithaca College does
not currently use the Common Application’s “College Official’s Report.” Music applicants must meet
audition requirements. Theatre applicants must meet audition/interview requirements.
Varies depending on major/program
Yes
March 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring
Yes. For demonstrated financial hardship.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
No maximum
No maximum
No maximum
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Yes
February 1
Yes. These scholarships are given to select entering undergraduate students of exceptional academic
ability and/or talent, regardless of their financial need. The awards are in recognition of superior
academic achievement with the expectation of continuing pursuit of academic excellence.
• All incoming students are automatically considered for President’s, school-based, and ALANA
Scholarships; no special application is necessary. ALANA Scholarship recipients must be members of
an underrepresented group.
• Ithaca Leadership Scholarship: Recipients must possess a demonstrated record of leadership and
above-average academic performance. A separate application is required. The award is $7,000 and
is renewable contingent upon continued demonstration of leadership and a cumulative GPA of 2.75
at the end of each Spring semester. Full-time enrollment is required. An online application form is
available at https://my.ithaca.edu. Click on the Scholarships tab to apply.
There is not a separate application process for merit-based scholarships.
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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No maximum
No
General
2-4 weeks after admission
They are reviewed for transfer.
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
N/A
N/A
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
N/A
kEUkA COLLEGE
http://keuka.edu
Location: Finger Lakes
141 Central Ave., Keuka Park, NY 14478 and 1 Keuka Business Park, Penn Yan 14527
Campus Setting: Rural
Note: See website for listing of current satellite locations: http://asap.keuka.edu/locations
Degrees Offered: Baccalaureate and graduate degrees (http://degrees.keuka.edu). Also an accelerated format (Accelerated
Studies for Adults – ASAP) at various sites for working students (http://asap.keuka.edu/programs)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
1,295 FT matriculated; 448 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated;
49 International; 887 ASAP
Tuition for domestic programs $27,942 per year. Fees $750 (does not include $225 New Student
Orientation Fee)
Tuition for Accelerated Programs delivered at satellite locations, see: http://asap.keuka.edu/tuition
Yes
http://life.keuka.edu/living-on-campus/housing-information
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cheer, Cross-Country, Equestrian, Field Hockey, Golf, Lacrosse,
Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball
Yes. Minimum GPA of 3.0 required for Occupational Therapy program.
• International students are advised by the International Student Services Office, offering additional
support.
• Keuka College offers a field period program for students to provide them with hands-on learning.
One field period of 140 hours is required for each full year of attendance at Keuka College.
• 40% of Keuka students are offered employment at a place where they have completed a field
period. More than 97% of our graduates report finding work or attending graduate school within 69 months of graduation.
• Keuka College prides itself on giving close, personal attention to every student. Free writing
assistance and subject tutoring are available for all students. The student/faculty ratio is 14:1.
Keuka College
For on-campus transfer students: http://admissions.keuka.edu. For International students:
http://international.keuka.edu/transfers; for ASAP: http://asap.keuka.edu
http://registrar.keuka.edu/files/2014/11/2013-2014.pdf
Contact the transfer admissions counselor. For more information for international students, visit:
http://international.keuka.edu/transfers, or email: globaleducation@keuka.edu
On-Campus Transfer:
Accelerated Studies for Adults (ASAP) Transfer:
Jennifer Nielsen
Kim Morgan
Transfer Student Counselor
Director of Admissions
(315) 279-5203
(315) 694-3244
jnielsen@keuka.edu
asap@keuka.edu
International Admissions:
Grace Pilet
Admissions Counselor
(315) 279-5701
gpilet@keuka.edu
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APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Spring
1. Application
2. Official high school transcript
3. All college transcripts
4. At least one letter of recommendation from a college official
For international students:
1. Undergraduate Application
2. Official academic transcript in English
3. TOEFL or IELTS score unless your secondary education was in English
4. A financial statement (more information is available on the Financial Arrangements page)
5. Copy of passport
6. Letter of Recommendation – Academic or professional
2.5; 3.0 for Occupational Therapy
No
Rolling admission
There is no longer an application fee.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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90
72
90
Each student’s record is evaluated individually.
No
Each evaluation is specific to the major.
Upon acceptance, a formal, official evaluation is conducted by the registrar. Students may request an
estimate from the transfer counselor.
College credits taken in high school are transferable.
Yes. Institutional grant aid is available for both International and Transfer students. Federal and state
financial aid is not available for International students.
None. Financial aid is determined at the time of acceptance (rolling admissions policy).
Yes. For students applying for on-campus programs.
Checking a box on the application indicating aid is being requested. Scholarships are based on a
completed admissions application. We review your grades, activities in school, and letters of
recommendation when awarding scholarships.
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
20%
N/A
Dual admission (2+2) programs are offered
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
LE MOYNE COLLEGE
www.lemoyne.edu
1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse, NY 13214-1301
Location: Central New York
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (BA and BS), Master’s (MBA, MS.Ed, MST, MS), post-Master’s Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
2,500 FT matriculated; 349 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Tuition $31,260 per year. Fees vary
Yes
http://lemoyne.edu/CampusLife/HousingDiningOptions/tabid/461/Default.aspx
Men’s and Women’s NCAA Division II, including: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse,
Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track, Volleyball
No
N/A
Le Moyne College
www.lemoyne.edu/transfer
http://collegecatalog.lemoyne.edu
Le Moyne’s transfer admission counselors are available to meet with students interested in transfer
to discuss the admission process, give advice on courses, etc. Appointments can be made by
contacting the Office of Admission at (800) 333-4733.
Scott Setek
Associate Director of Transfer Admission
(315) 445-4300
seteksl@lemoyne.edu
Fall, Spring
1. The completed application for transfer admission
2. Official transcripts from all colleges and post-secondary institutions attended
3. Students who have completed fewer than 24 college credits at the time of application must also
submit an official high school transcript and official SAT or ACT results
4. Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing applicants must submit proof of RN licensure
Minimum 2.6 on a 4.0 scale
Yes. If an applicant has attended multiple institutions, a cumulative GPA is calculated.
August 1 for Fall enrollment; January 5 for Spring enrollment
We do not charge an application fee.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
A maximum of 60 credits may be accepted from a 2-year college and a maximum of 90 credits may be
accepted from a 4-year college.
60
90
Half of the major must be completed at Le Moyne.
No
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Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Applied to a specific major at the time of application.
A Credit Evaluation is completed at the time of application and included with the decision letter. An
unofficial evaluation may be completed at any time.
Students who take Advanced Placement (AP) courses, International Baccalaureate (IB) or other
college-credit-bearing courses while in high school may qualify for Le Moyne College credit. For more
specific information regarding granting of credit call the Office of Admission.
Yes
The FAFSA and Le Moyne College financial aid application should be completed by February 1 for Fall
applicants and November 1 for Spring applicants.
Yes. The following merit scholarships are available for entering transfer students:
• 2.75-2.99 GPA = $4,000
• 3.00-3.24 GPA = $6,000
• 3.25-3.49 GPA = $8,000
• 3.50-3.74 GPA = $10,000
• 3.75-4.00 GPA = $12,000
To be eligible, prospective recipients must have completed a minimum of 24 credit hours and plan to
attend Le Moyne College as a full-time student.
Members of Phi Theta Kappa may also be eligible for our $3,000 PTK Scholarship.
No separate application required.
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Approximately 50%
We have articulation agreements for our BSN program with the following RN programs:
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
St. Joseph’s College of Nursing
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
We have 2+2 agreements with Onondaga Community College (SUNY) for most of our majors. We also
have a 2+2 agreement with Monroe Community College (SUNY) for our Madden School of Business.
LIU BROOkLYN
www.liu.edu
One University Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s, Doctorate, First Professional, Advanced
Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2014-15):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
4,192 FT matriculated; 723 PT matriculated; 91 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $33,678 per year. Fees vary. PT: $1,051 per credit
Yes
www.liu.edu/Brooklyn/Campus-Life#Residence_Life
Division I Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Track & Field
Division I Women’s: Basketball, Bowling, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
Yes. Although policies are generally the same across LIU’s divisions and schools, there may be
differences specific to departments/programs at LIU Post and LIU Brooklyn.
N/A
LIU Brooklyn
www.liu.edu/Brooklyn/Admissions/Transfer
www.liu.edu/Brooklyn/Academics/Bulletins.aspx
Prospective transfers should begin with a transfer counselor in the Office of Admissions. As needed,
students will then confer with advisors within individual departments.
Vincent Tepedino
Assistant Director of Transfer Admissions
(718) 488-1011
vincent.tepedino@liu.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer (Note that the professional phases of certain health professions programs are
available Fall term only.)
Complete application guidelines and procedures can be found at:
www.liu.edu/Brooklyn/Admissions/Transfer/Start/Application-Guidelines.aspx
2.0 on a 4.0 point scale is the minimum requirement for an individual course.
No
For most majors, rolling deadline; for selected programs, deadlines in late Winter/early Spring
Yes. By request of the applicant due to financial hardship.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
Generally 96 semester credits based on plan of study and degree sought.
96
96
Generally no limit; however, specific departments require 18-24 credits to be earned at LIU within a
major.
Yes
All appropriate credit toward any degree programs at the campus is considered.
Upon admission to the University and before advisement for classes and registration.
Candidates who have taken courses in high school under the Advancement Placement Program or are
enrolled in the International Baccalaureate degree program should have their scores sent to the
Office of Admissions. Placement and/or credit may be granted for work that meets certain levels of
achievement.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
Rolling
Scholarships for transfer students:
• LIU President’s Award $15,000 for a 3.50 GPA
• LIU Scholar’s Award $10,000 for a 3.00 GPA
• LIU Merit Award $8,000 for a 2.75 GPA
No application process is needed. Applicant is reviewed upon acceptance and granted the
appropriate award.
CUNY colleges
SUNY colleges
Various private universities based on program
Bergen Community College, Bergen, NJ
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
New York City College of Technology (CUNY)
95% transfer outside of a formal articulation agreement
N/A
Smart Scholars Early College Program with Boys and Girls High School in Brooklyn, NY
MANHATTAN COLLEGE
www.manhattan.edu
4513 Manhattan College Parkway, Riverdale, NY 10471
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
3,200 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$38,940 per year
Yes
www.manhattan.edu/student_life/residence-halls
Division I Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming,
Indoor Track & Field, Outdoor Track & Field
Division I Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis,
Indoor Track & Field, Outdoor Track & Field, Volleyball
No
N/A
Manhattan College
www.manhattan.edu/transfer
http://catalog.manhattan.edu/undergraduate
A good first start is our website, but any student interested in transferring to Manhattan College
should contact Troy Cogburn, Director of Transfer Admissions, at (718) 862-7299 or
troy.cogburn@manhattan.edu.
Troy Cogburn
Director of Transfer Admissions
(718) 862-7299
troy.cogburn@manhattan.edu
Fall, Spring
Students are required to submit along with the application:
1. Official final high school transcript (even if more than 30 college-level credits completed).
2. Official transcripts from all colleges attended (students enrolled in their first semester should
submit a copy of their class schedule).
3. 300-650 word essay about their goals for the future and how attending Manhattan College will
help to reach them.
4. SAT or ACT scores (students who have completed one semester of college or less).
5. One letter of recommendation.
6. AP/IB scores if taken; dual enrollment transcript from community college if applicable.
7. In person interview (recommended) – Skype appointments are available upon request.
2.5
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. For economic hardship.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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60-67 depending on the program degree requirements.
60-67
60-67
50% of a student’s major course work must be completed at Manhattan College.
No
It is specific to the School and major a student is applying to.
Two to three days after a student is accepted.
Students may receive credit for dual enrollment coursework provided they submit an official
transcript from the college at which they took the course.
Yes
Rolling
Yes. Students with a 3.0 cumulative college GPA and higher will be considered for merit-based
transfer scholarships ranging from $10,000 – $17,250 per year.
Students are automatically considered for academic scholarships.
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGE
www.mville.edu
2900 Purchase St., Purchase, NY 10577
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (BA, BFA, BMus), Master’s (MS, MA, MPS, PhD)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2014-15):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
1,700 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$35,365 per year
Yes
www.mville.edu/residencelife
20 Division III teams: www.govaliants.com
No
Transfer Wednesdays: Bring your application paperwork and receive same day admission
consideration and credit evaluation, tour the campus and meet with a counselor.
Manhattanville College
www.mville.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/learn-more/how-apply
www.mville.edu/undergraduate/academics/college-catalog.html
Visit our website at: www.mville.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/learn-more/how-apply
or call (914) 323-5157
Kimberly Potocki
Assistant Director of Transfer Admissions
(914) 323-5157
kimberly.potocki@mville.edu
Fall, Spring
Official college transcripts from all schools attended. Applicants with fewer than 30 college credits
completed should submit final high school transcripts or GED.
2.5
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. They are available to all applicants when fee waiver promotion is running.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
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90
90
Case-by-case
Yes, in the case of AA or AS degrees.
It is both.
At the time of application and once deposited
Same as traditional transfer credits (“C-” or better transfers in).
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Suggested deadline March 15
Yes. They range from $10,000 – $16,000, and we offer a PTK scholarship of $17,000.
There is no application or deadline for merit-based transfer scholarships.
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Norwalk Community College, CT
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
N/A
N/A
N/A
MARIA COLLEGE
www.mariacollege.edu
700 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Urban
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
300 FT matriculated; 522 PT matriculated; 1,064 Total non-matriculated
FT: $13,340 per year. PT: $550 per credit hour. PT Fees $160 per year
Yes
www.mariacollege.edu/campus-life/campus-facilities/residence-life
N/A
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
No
N/A
Maria College
www.mariacollege.edu/admissions/apply/transfer-students
www.mariacollege.edu/campus-life/academic-resources/academic-catalog
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admissions Office
John Ramoska
Director of Admission
(518) 861-2519
jramoska@mariacollege.edu
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Spring, Summer
All college transcripts
2.3
Yes
Rolling
Yes, by request.
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
36 for Associate degree and 84 for Bachelor’s degree
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
N/A
No
Applied to major
A preliminary credit evaluation may be requested before acceptance. All students will be notified of
how many credits Maria College will accept within a couple of weeks of being admitted to the
college.
They are treated like any other college credits.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Rolling
Yes. General scholarships are available to all students.
Complete scholarship application and FAFSA.
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Formal Articulation or Transfer
Agreements With Above?
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
N/A
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
MARIST COLLEGE
www.marist.edu
3399 North Rd., Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
4,072 FT matriculated; 368 PT matriculated; 276 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $33,250 per year. Fees vary. PT: $634 per credit
Yes
www.marist.edu/housing
Division I with 23 teams for men and women.
Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Crew, Cross-Country, Football, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming & Diving,
Tennis, Track & Field
Women’s: Basketball, Crew, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis,
Track & Field, Volleyball, Water Polo
No
Housing is not guaranteed for transfer students and is allocated at the time students submit their
enrollment deposit. The enrollment deposit is refundable until two weeks prior to the first day of
classes (Fall and Spring).
Marist College
www.marist.edu/transfer
www.marist.edu/registrar/catalog/undergraduate.html
Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admission and visit the transfer page of the Marist website.
Chris Doyle
Senior Associate Director of Undergraduate Admission
(845) 575-3226
chris.doyle@marist.edu
Fall, Spring (for traditional, full-time undergraduates)
Application Process: Marist offers two methods for applying to the college, online and print. Apply
online: Marist Online Transfer Application or the Common Application. Download and PRINT
Application: Marist College Transfer Application or the Common Application.
1. Submit official copies of your secondary school transcripts
2. Submit official transcripts from all colleges attended
3. Forward official results of the SAT or ACT exam if you want the Admission Committee to consider
your scores (Marist is now test optional)
4. Attach a personal essay
5. Provide a list of courses currently in progress (including course numbers)
6. Send one letter of recommendation
7. Pay the $50 non-refundable application fee
The middle 50% of accepted transfer students has historically been between 2.8 and 3.2. In addition
to GPA, the number of credits accumulated, post high school, is factored into the review process.
Yes. Only if a student has attended multiple undergraduate institutions.
Preferred deadline for Fall is June 1; preferred deadline for Spring is November 1 (admission is rolling
for both Fall and Spring)
Yes. If the application fee is a financial burden, Marist will waive the application fee.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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From a 2-year school, the maximum number of credits that can be transferred is 70; from a 4-year
school, the maximum number of credits that can be transferred is 90.
70 – Credits must be completed at an accredited 2- or 4-year school, Marist must offer an equivalent
course, they must be applicable to the student’s major, and the student must receive a “C” or better
in the course.
90 – Credits must be completed at an accredited 2- or 4-year school, Marist must offer an equivalent
course, they must be applicable to the student’s major, and the student must receive a “C” or better
in the course.
This is evaluated on an individual basis.
No
Applied to the major the student has applied for.
Typically 10-15 business days after the student is accepted.
College courses which you have taken during your high school years may be considered for, and if
appropriate, awarded transfer credit to Marist College. The courses must be taken at an accredited
college or university, and students must earn a grade of “C” or higher in the course. Marist will review
the course level and material to determine if it is viable for transfer.
Yes. Students must complete the FAFSA to be considered for need-based financial aid.
Students are encouraged to update their existing FAFSA at the time they apply to the College.
Yes. Merit scholarships of up to $8,000 per year are awarded to transfer students. Scholarships are
renewable, provided the student maintains a 2.85 cumulative grade point average.
Students must complete the transfer application and be accepted to the College to be considered for
merit scholarships. This process occurs automatically and does not require anything additional of the
applicant.
Bergen Community College, NJ
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
MARYMOUNT MANHATTAN COLLEGE
www.mmm.edu
221 East 71st St., New York, NY 10021
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (BA, BS, BFA)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
1,626 FT matriculated; 187 PT matriculated; 45 Total non-matriculated
$28,700 per year
Yes
www.mmm.edu/student-life/where-we-live.php
Club sports only
No
Marymount Manhattan College (MMC) accepts credit in transfer for coursework completed at
regionally accredited 4-year colleges and universities according to specific guidelines that include:
1. A maximum of 90 credits awarded for coursework completed with a grade of C-or higher that
corresponds to the MMC curriculum. The College cannot guarantee that all degree requirements
can be met within the remaining 30 credits.
2. All transfer students must complete 120 credits to graduate from MMC, meeting all Core and
Distribution requirements. At least 30 of the 120 credits must be completed at MMC of which a
minimum of 12 must be major credits.
There are specific guidelines governing acceptance of transfer credit from institutions other than
regionally-accredited colleges and universities for: Non-Collegiate Sponsored Instruction (courses
offered by the military, business, industry, government, labor unions or police academies for which
no college credit was earned); Advanced Placement (AP) credit; International Baccalaureate scores;
Credit for Foreign Language proficiency, and; Life Experience Credit for college credit for learning
acquired through your professional career (see www.mmm.edu/study/experience.html)
Note: MMC is the final arbiter of transferability of credit. For additional information about transfer to
MMC, visit: www.mmm.edu/become/transfer.html
Marymount Manhattan College
www.mmm.edu/admissions/transfer-applicant.php
www.mmm.edu/offices/academic-advisement/academic-catalogue.php
Meet with a transfer counselor at MMC.
Erica Pepe
Assistant Director of Transfer Admission
(212) 517-0681
epepe@mmm.edu
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Transfer Admission Requirements: Please note that the application instructions on this page refer to
entrance to the College. Our Dance and Theatre programs have additional requirements.
1. Completed application
2. Official transcripts from any and all postsecondary institutions attended
3. Official copy of high school or secondary school transcript with graduation date posted
4. SAT I and/or ACT scores (may be required)
5. One recommendation
6. Essay (250-500 words)
7. Judicial Record Form
8. $60 nonrefundable application fee
9. Personal interview (recommended, not required)
2.5
Yes. On an unweighted 4.0 scale.
Rolling admission
Yes. Needy or hardship, relative of alumni, etc., determined on a case-by-case situation.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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90
60
90
Varies quite a bit, especially for Dance and Theatre
No. Must meet MMC requirements for graduation, but most with an AA will have the appropriate
coursework anyway.
General at the time of application and specific when student is about to register.
Credit evaluations take place after a student has been accepted to the college. Two to three weeks
after an acceptance is processed, the Office of Academic Advisement will review their college
transcript(s) and will mail home a preliminary transfer credit evaluation.
Any course taken at a regionally accredited college or university while in or out of high school will be
considered for MMC credit. We simply require an official college transcript to be submitted to the
Office of Admission.
Yes
Rolling
Yes:
• Transfer Presidential Scholarship: Candidates must enter as a transfer student with a GPA of 3.5 or
higher, be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, degree-seeking and full-time. Eligible students
receive $9,000 per year.
• Transfer Deans Scholarship: Candidates must enter as a transfer student with a GPA of 3.0-3.49, be
a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, degree-seeking and full-time. Eligible students receive $8,000
per year.
• Transfer Recognition Award: Candidates must enter as a transfer student with a GPA of 2.5-2.99, be
a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, degree-seeking and full-time. Eligible students receive $7,000
per year.
• Community College Honor Society Scholarship: Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, fulltime, degree-seeking student entering from a community college. Must be a member of Phi Theta
Kappa Honor Society, Alpha Beta Gamma or other recognized community college honor society.
Must provide a copy of membership card or other proof of membership. Eligible students receive
$1,000 per year.
• Transfer Articulation Grant: MMC has Guaranteed Admission Agreements with Borough of
Manhattan Community College (CUNY), Brookdale Community College, NJ and Westchester
Community College (SUNY). Transfer students from these community colleges are offered
admission and a grant based on specified requirements. Students who complete their Associate
degree with a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or greater will receive a $2,000 per year Transfer Articulation
Grant. This grant would be for Fall and Spring semesters only, and for a maximum of three years
with a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA required for renewal.
•Competitive Scholarships: These scholarships are awarded to full-time, degree-seeking entering
freshmen and transfer students. Awards range from $1,000-$6,000 per academic year based on
audition or portfolio review.
Considered at time of application and evaluation. No further steps needed.
We have no set feeders; they come equally from all schools and regions. Transfers at Marymount
Manhattan College currently come from 40 states and 28 countries.
N/A
N/A
Admission Agreements with:
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Brookdale Community College, NJ
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
N/A
MEDAILLE COLLEGE
www.medaille.edu
18 Agassiz Circle, Buffalo, NY 14214
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate, Certificate, Advanced Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,665 FT matriculated; 76 PT matriculated; 46 Total non-matriculated
Tuition $26,250 per year. Fees vary
Yes
www.medaille.edu/residence-life
Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Volleyball
Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball
Yes. Our traditional programs have more rigid policies than our non-traditional programs.
Potential students should consult the 2014-2015 Academic Undergraduate and Graduate catalog.
Medaille College
www.medaille.edu/admissions/transfer-students
www.medaille.edu/academics/catalogs
Undergraduate Admissions, Buffalo Campus
Erika Schwegler
Associate Director, Undergraduate Admissions
(716) 880-2200
eschwegler@medaille.edu
Fall, Spring
HS diploma or GED; HS transcript, and, if appropriate, college transcripts; SAT; interview.
http://medaille.edu/transfer/policies
2.0
No. We accept transfer credits, but not grades or GPAs.
Rolling admission
Yes. Most students at the Buffalo campus do not pay an admission application fee.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
90 from a 4-year school; 90 from a combination of 4-year and 2-year schools.
45 toward an Associate degree.
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90
90 from a 4-year school; 90 from a combination of 4-year and 2-year schools.
45 toward an Associate degree.
Yes. We do allow transfer credits for the general education section of most programs. Testing may be
requested for Math and/or English.
It is applied to a specific major.
Credit evaluations take place upon demand, with admissions application – with or without official
transcripts. However, transfer credits are not guaranteed or entered into our student database
system until official transcripts are received.
We accept AP credits, per division approval and receipt of official College Board transcripts. We also
accept college credits earned at other institutions when official transcripts are provided.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes. Financial aid is awarded through our Financial Aid Office.
Rolling
Yes. Scholarships of $5,000 – $8,000 are available. Every transfer student receives a scholarship based
on incoming overall GPA from all previously attended institutions.
Candidates apply online. High school and college transcripts are needed for review and confirmation.
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
N/A
Dalian University, China
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Trocaire College
We offer scholarships through Phi Theta Kappa in conjunction with community colleges (up to
$8,000); $7,000 if not Phi Theta Kappa
MERCY COLLEGE
www.mercy.edu
Bronx Campus: 1200 Waters Place Bronx, NY 10461
Dobbs Ferry Campus: 555 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522
Manhattan Campus: 66 West 35th St., New York, NY 10001
Yorktown Campus: 2651 Strang Blvd., Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
Location: Mid Hudson/New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate (Bronx and Dobbs Ferry only), Bachelor’s, Master’s, advanced Master’s (DPT, OT and PT offered
only at Dobbs Ferry campus), advanced and post-Master’s Certificates
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
4,984 FT matriculated; 1,184 PT matriculated; 1,527 Total non-matriculated
FT: $18,076 per year. PT: $735 per credit. Fees $306
Yes
www.mercy.edu/student-affairs/residential-life
Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Lacrosse, Soccer
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball
No
Some students may be able to begin their Master’s degree programs while completing their
Bachelor’s degree programs.
Mercy College
www.mercy.edu/admissions/transfers
www.mercy.edu/academics/bulletins-catalogs
Contact Mercy Admissions: 1-877-MERCY-GO
Anne Gilligan-Evans
Director of Transfer Student Recruitment
(914) 674-3023
agilliganevans@mercy.edu
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Spring, Summer
Online application: www.mercy.edu/apply-now/undergraduate-application
2.0
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. For VIP applications and Articulation Agreements.
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
90 from a 4-year institution; 75 from a 2-year institution
75
90
Half the major — usually 18 credits
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
Yes
Applied to specific major
Credit evaluations are completed at the time of application based on all college transcripts received
by Admissions. Prospective transfer students may obtain preliminary, unofficial credit evaluations.
Students who have taken college-level courses in high school and who have received satisfactory
scores on the College Board Advanced Placement Exams are exempt from taking corresponding
courses at Mercy College and are eligible for advanced standing.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
April 1
Yes:
• Presidential Honors Transfer Scholarship – $5,000 for a 3.7-4.0 GPA with 60+ transfer credits
• Presidential Transfer Scholarship – $5,000 for a 3.7-4.0 GPA with up to 59 transfer credits
• Mercy Transfer Scholarship – $3,000 for a 3.4-3.69 GPA
• Trustee Transfer Scholarship – $2,000 for a 3.0-3.39 GPA
• Phi theta Kappa (PTK) Scholarship – $1,500 one-time scholarship awarded to entering transfer
students who are members of Phi Theta Kappa.
• Alpha Beta Gamma (ABG) Scholarship – $1,500 one-time scholarship awarded to entering transfer
students who are members of Alpha Beta Gamma.
Automatically applied based on GPA
American University of Antigua, Antigua
Bergen Community College, NJ
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Bronx Community College (CUNY)
Cochran School of Nursing
College of Westchester (proprietary)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Essex County College, NJ
Helene Fuld School of Nursing
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
American University of Antigua, Antigua
Bergen Community College, NJ
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Bronx Community College (CUNY)
Cochran School of Nursing
College of Westchester (proprietary)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Essex County College, NJ
Helene Fuld School of Nursing
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Long Island Business Institute (proprietary)
Montefiore School of Nursing
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Norwalk Community College, CT
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
TCI College of Technology (proprietary)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Long Island Business Institute (proprietary)
Montefiore School of Nursing
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Norwalk Community College, CT
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
TCI College of Technology (proprietary)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
Students transfer from all SUNY schools and a variety of institutions in and out of NY state.
Agreements with medical schools in Poland and Antigua. Study abroad opportunities in Spain
(Barcelona), Turkey, and many other countries
Dual Admission Program with Montefiore School of Nursing
METROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF NEW YORk
www.mcny.edu
431 Canal St., New York, NY 10013
Degrees Offered: Associate (AA, AS), Bachelor’s (BA, BBA, BPS), Master’s (MS, MBA, MPA)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
806 FT matriculated; 91 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $8,745 per term (15 credits). Fees $270. PT: $583 per credit
No
N/A
N/A
Yes
MCNY has Articulation Agreements with neighboring community colleges.
Courses from other colleges and universities are considered.
Metropolitan College of New York
www.metropolitan.edu/admissions/transfer.php
www.metropolitan.edu/admissions/undergraduate.php
Admissions Office located on 431 Canal St., New York, NY 10013, or
529 Courtlandt Avenue, Bronx, NY 10451
Stephen Ostendorff
Director of Admissions
(212) 343-1234
sostendorff@mcny.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
Official high school or GED transcript; official college transcripts; immunization records or proof of
MMR
2.0. Students transferring with a GPA below a 2.0 may be required to take the College Board
Accuplacer Exam.
Yes
For Fall 2015, September 9, 2015; for Spring 2016, January 10, 2016; for Summer 2016, May 8, 2016
Yes. All transfer students will have their application fee waived.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
90. Students may transfer up to 90 credits depending on program requirements and individual
transcripts.
60-64. Grades of C or better are eligible for transfer.
90. Grades of C or better are eligible for transfer.
90. Transfer credits depend on program requirements.
Yes
Transfer evaluations are applied to major.
Evaluations are requested when official transcripts are submitted and completed in 3-5 business days.
College credits earned in high school are transferable as well.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
N/A
Yes. Institutional Scholarships (merit and need-based) are available up to $2,000 per semester if
eligible.
N/A
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Brookdale Community College, NJ
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Brookdale Community College, NJ
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Long Island Business Institute (proprietary)
Professional Business College (proprietary)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Technical Career Institute (proprietary)
Long Island Business Institute (proprietary)
Professional Business College (proprietary)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Technical Career Institute (proprietary)
N/A
N/A
Military credits and early college high school credits are transferable.
MOLLOY COLLEGE
www.molloy.edu
1000 Hempstead Ave., PO Box 5002, Rockville Centre, NY 11571-5002
Location: Long Island
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s (Criminal Justice, Education, Business, Nursing, Music Therapy and SpeechLanguage Pathology), post-Master’s Certificate (Education and Nursing), Doctorate in Nursing
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
2,699 FT matriculated; 640 PT matriculated; 53 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $26,980 per year. Fees vary. PT: $890 per credit
Yes
www.molloy.edu/my-molloy/campus-life-and-activities/residence-life
Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Track & Field
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross-Country, Dance, Lacrosse, Softball, Soccer,
Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
Co-ed: Equestrian Clubs, Men’s and Women’s Rugby
Yes. GPA requirements for most is 2.0. Education is 2.5; Social Work is 2.7; Allied Health is 2.5;
Speech/Language Audiology is 2.5, and Nursing is 3.0.
N/A
Molloy College
www.molloy.edu/admissions-and-aid/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/transfer-applicants
www.molloy.edu/Documents/Course%20Catalog/UndergraduateCourseCatalog.pdf
Admissions Department and Department Chairs
Joanna Forgione
Associate Director of Admissions
(516) 323-4013
jforgione@molloy.edu
Fall, Spring
Completed application with fee, all college transcripts, high school transcript if transferring with less
than an Associate degree, high school and SATs if transferring within a year of high school graduation.
GPA requirements for most is 2.0; Education is 2.5, Social Work is 2.7, Allied Health is 2.5,
Speech/Language Audiology is 2.5, and Nursing is 3.0
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. On-site with community colleges.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
98 from a 4-year institution
64
98
Half the major requirement
Not at this time.
It is both.
At the time that the application is complete
Treated as transfer credits; acceptable with the appropriate grade.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
May 1
Yes:
• Transfer scholarships range from $1,500-$3,000 a year for full-time students with a 3.0 or higher
and a 3.3 for Nursing students.
• Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships are $1,000 a year.
Transfer Scholarships are awarded at the time of evaluation; FAFSA completion is required.
Farmingdale State College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
20%
Nassau Community College (SUNY) for Education, Social Work, and RN completion programs
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY) for Social Work and RN completion programs
Queensborough Community College (CUNY) for Education and RN completion programs
Dual Admissions Agreement with Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
MONTEFIORE SCHOOL OF NURSING
www.montefioreschoolofnursing.org
53 Valentine St., Mount Vernon, NY 10550
Degrees Offered: Associate in Science (Nursing)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
4 FT matriculated; 119 PT matriculated; 123 Total non-matriculated
1st Year $11,430; 2nd Year $10,930 (Liberal Arts & Sciences requirements additional, which are taken
at Mercy College or elsewhere with prior approval)
No
N/A
N/A
Yes. High School average of 85 or higher. All applicants must have completed either one year of high
school Chemistry with lab or one semester of a 4-credit college Chemistry course with lab.
It is strongly recommended but not required that the following college Liberal Arts & Sciences
courses be completed prior to admissions to reduce workload: Anatomy & Physiology I, Anatomy &
Physiology II, English Composition I, English Composition II, General Psychology, Developmental
Psychology Lifespan, Intro to Sociology, Nutrition and Microbiology.
Qualified applicants will be invited to take an entrance exam (Kaplan Admission Test) upon receipt of
all admission documents as well as having an internally calculated GPA of 2.7 or higher based on the
required courses completed. Admission is largely based on the results on the Kaplan Admission Test.
It is strongly recommended that applicants prepare for the exam. A study manual is available:
“Nursing School Entrance Exams: Your Guide to Getting Into Nursing School (Kaplan Nursing School
Entrance Exam) by Kaplan.”
N/A
Montefiore School of Nursing. Note: Admission requirements differ for day and evening program
options.
www.montefioreschoolofnursing.org
www.montefioreschoolofnursing.org
Monthly Open House Information Sessions are held to provide detailed information. Transcripts can
be faxed to (914) 665-7047 and an admissions counselor will evaluate and discuss via telephone.
Sandra Farrior
Coordinator of Student Services
(914) 361-6472
sfarrior@montefiore.org
Fall, Spring
It is strongly recommended but not required that the following college Liberal Arts & Sciences
courses be completed prior to admissions to reduce workload: Anatomy & Physiology I, Anatomy &
Physiology II, English Composition I, English Composition II, General Psychology, Developmental
Psychology Lifespan, Intro to Sociology, Nutrition and/or Microbiology. Internally calculated GPA
based on the grades in the above courses must be 2.7 or higher.
All applicants must submit official transcripts from all colleges attended, official high school transcript
or GED Diploma and GED Scores, proof of U.S. Citizenship or U.S. Permanent Residency and one letter
of recommendation. Proof of completion of one year of high school chemistry with lab or one
semester of college chemistry with lab.
An internally-calculated GPA of 2.7 is required for admission based on courses completed that pertain
to the program.
Yes. The courses used to calculate the GPA are Anatomy & Physiology I, Anatomy & Physiology II,
English Composition I, English Composition II, General Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Intro
to Sociology, Nutrition and Microbiology.
September 1, 2015, for Evening Program starting January 2016;
March 4, 2016, for Day Program starting in August 2016
Yes. Letter from Social Services indicating financial hardship.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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30 credits – The specific courses are Anatomy & Physiology I (4 credits), Anatomy & Physiology II (4
credits), English Composition I (3 credits), English Composition II (3 credits), General Psychology (3
credits), Developmental Psychology (3 credits), Intro to Sociology (3 credits), Nutrition (3 credits) and
Microbiology (4 credits).
30 – As the required courses are very specific, the courses can transfer from either a 2-year or 4-year
institution.
30 – As the required courses are very specific, the courses can transfer from either a 2-year or 4-year
institution.
30 credits – The specific courses are Anatomy & Physiology I (4 credits), Anatomy & Physiology II (4
credits), English Composition I (3 credits), English Composition II (3 credits), General Psychology (3
credits), Developmental Psychology (3 credits), Intro to Sociology (3 credits), Nutrition (3 credits) and
Microbiology (4 credits).
No
Credit Evaluation is specific to the curriculum.
Credit Evaluation takes place at the time of application. Transcript review can also be done by
appointment prior to application.
Students who have achieved a grade of 3 or above on Advanced Placement Examinations of the
College Entrance Examination Board may receive three to nine credits. Transferable AP exams
considered are: English Language and Composition 6 credits; Psychology 3 credits.
Yes. The institution is not participating in Title IV at this time. An application is pending with the U.S.
Department of Education. An institutional loan program is available at 4.66% interest, no interest
accrual during enrollment, and 10-year repayment terms. Additionally, an Interest-Free Tuition
Installment Payment Plan is available.
December 1, 2015, for Evening Program applicants; June 22, 2016, for Day Program applicants
No scholarships are available at this time.
N/A
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Bronx Community College (CUNY)
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Hostos Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Lehman College (CUNY)
Mercy College
Medgar Evers College (CUNY)
Mercy College
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
95%
N/A
Dual Admission Option with Mercy College, geared toward recent high school graduates.
MOUNT SAINT MARY COLLEGE
www.msmc.edu
330 Powell Ave., Newburgh, NY 12550
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s (MBA, Education, Nursing, Adult Nurse Practitioner)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
1,707 FT matriculated; 389 PT matriculated; 27 non-matriculated
FT: $28,233 per year. PT: $908 per credit
Yes
www.msmc.edu/Student_Life/Residence_Life
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis,
Track & Field
Division III Women’s: Softball, Basketball, Cheerleading (beginning Fall 2014), Cross-Country,
Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
No
N/A
Mount Saint Mary College
www.msmc.edu/Admissions/Transfer_Students
http://catalog.msmc.edu/index.php?catoid=14
www.msmc.edu/Admissions/Transfer_Students
Amanda Schmidt/Jessica Rutledge
Transfer Coordinators
(888) YES-MSMC
transfer@msmc.edu
Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Submit the following documents:
1. A final official high school transcript. If you have taken under 24 college credits to date we will also
need your SAT/ACT scores
2. Official transcripts from each college/university that you have attended
3. Personal statement/essay is highly recommended but not required
2.5 minimum cumulative GPA. Applicants interested in Nursing must have 2.75 cumulative GPA or
higher.
No
Rolling admission
Yes. Our online application is free for all students.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
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Pending Academic Division approval
No
Applied to the specific major
After admission
College credits earned in high school are transferred in if we have a copy of the college transcript
from the college at which the course was completed. College work on a high school transcript does
not constitute transfer.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
March 15
Yes:
• Transfer Merit Scholarships: High achieving transfer students with a GPA of 2.5 – 2.99 qualify for a
Merit award of $2,000; 3.0 – 3.49 qualify for a Merit award of $4,000, and; 3.5 – 4.0 qualify for a
Merit award of $6,000.
• Resident Grant: All new, incoming transfer students are eligible to receive an additional $2,000 if
they intend to live on campus.
No additional forms required. Once admitted a student will be reviewed for scholarship qualifications
automatically.
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
45%
N/A
N/A
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
Sullivan County Community College (SUNY)
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
NAzARETH COLLEGE
www.naz.edu
4245 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14618-3790
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Finger Lakes
Campus Setting: Suburban
2,000 FT matriculated; 150 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $30,120 per year. Fees $1,400. PT: $718 per credit hour
Yes
www.naz.edu/residential-life
Division III Men’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming & Diving,
Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Equestrian, Field Hockey, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
Yes. Rolling except for School of Health and Human Services, which is March 1 for Fall; October 1 for
Spring.
More than 200 students transfer to Nazareth College each year. The admissions process is
straightforward. The scholarships make the top-notch education affordable. The advantages of a
Nazareth degree – small classes, a bustling campus, strong academic programs, and high placement
rates – make our education a wise investment.
Nazareth College
www.naz.edu/admissions
http://catalog.naz.edu
The Transfer Admission page of the Nazareth College website is a good place for students to begin
exploring all that Nazareth College has to offer. Visit campus for an interview, tour, or one of the many
specialized programs designed especially for transfer students. Information about visiting campus can
also be found on our website. We are a small college that works very closely with the individual.
Lynne Van Zandt
Senior Assistant Director of Transfer Admission
(585) 389-2055
lvanzan6@naz.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
Complete application online and have official transcripts sent from all colleges previously attended.
Applicants who have earned less than 30 credits must also submit a high school transcript. A
cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher is preferred.
Candidates for Teacher Certification must have a minimum GPA of 2.7. Nursing applicants must have
grades of “B” and better in prerequisite courses with no repeats.
2.5 or higher is preferred. Candidates for Teacher Certification must have a 2.7 minimum GPA.
Nursing majors need a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better.
Yes
Rolling admission except for Health & Human Services, which is March 1 for Fall; October 1 for Spring
Yes. There is no cost to apply online.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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90
60
90
Varies by program
No, although many core requirements are fulfilled from earning an Associate degree.
Applied to a specific major at the time of application.
A credit evaluation is done at the time of application and mailed with the acceptance packet.
Unofficial credit evaluations are available upon request.
Students may transfer these credits as long as an official college transcript is presented and grades
earned are “C” or better.
Yes. Nazareth College has merit scholarships that are awarded at the time of acceptance based on
strong academic record. In addition to scholarships and grants, there are also work-study and loans.
Preferred deadlines of March 15 for Fall and October 15 for Spring
Yes:
• Transfer Scholarships: Based on cumulative GPA of 2.75 and greater are awarded to full-time
students. Awards range from $7,000 to $11,000 per year.
• Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship: $2,000 per year for members
• Performing Arts Scholarships: Awarded based on audition or portfolio review. Scholarships range
from $1,500 to $3,000 per year.
• Veteran’s Scholarship
• Campus Room Grant: $2,000-$4,000 per year for students living in on-campus housing
• Diversity Grant
FAFSA deadlines: March 15 for Fall; October 15 for Spring. No other forms are required.
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Varies each semester
N/A
N/A
THE NEW SCHOOL
www.newschool.edu
66 West 12th St., New York, NY 10011 (all schools)
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts: Bachelor’s, Bachelor’s/Master’s programs
Mannes College The New School for Music: Diploma, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Diploma, Master’s, postMaster’s Diploma
Parsons The New School for Design: Associate, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s
The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music: Bachelor’s (BFA)
The New School for Public Engagement: Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s, Doctorate,
Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
6,000 FT matriculated; 800 PT matriculated; 3,086 Total non-matriculated
Please visit www.newschool.edu/registrar/tuition-and-fees for more information. Varies by Division.
Yes
www.newschool.edu/student-services/student-housing
Intramural sports, group fitness classes, outdoor recreation programs; Men’s Basketball;
Women’s and Men’s Cross-Country
We have six undergraduate Divisions, each with different transfer policies, primarily based on
program requirements. For further information, please visit www.newschool.edu/admission
N/A
All six undergraduate divisions: Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts, Parsons The
New School for Design, Mannes College The New School for Music, The New School for Drama, The
New School for Public Engagement, and The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music
www.newschool.edu/admission
www.newschool.edu/ucc/courses.aspx
www.newschool.edu/admission/application-instructions
Elizabeth Puleio
Associate Director of Undergraduate Admission for The New School for Public Engagement
(212) 229-5150 x3789
puleioe@newschool.edu
Fall, Spring (Note that transfer admission is dependent on space availability; all can transfer in Fall;
more limited admission in Spring.)
1. $50 application fee for all schools
2. Official transcripts from all previously attended colleges/universities
3. Course-by-course evaluations for foreign transcripts
4. TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE score for international applicants whose first language is not English
5. Other requirements depending on academic program: audition, portfolio, essays, scholarly work
sample, resume, recommendations
No minimum; application review is holistic
Yes. Eugene Lang College re-calculates GPA.
April 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring. Please visit www.newschool.edu/ admission/applicationinstructions/ for specific program deadlines.
Yes. Applicants must request an application fee waiver and decisions are made after reviewing
circumstances of request.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Varies by Division and program
Varies by Division and program
Varies by Division and program
Varies by Division and program
No
Applied to a specific major at the time of application
Prior to enrollment
Reviewed for credit; however, college credit will not be granted if credits count toward high school
graduation requirements.
Yes
Rolling. Priority deadlines: March 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring
Yes. Merit scholarship awards determined by strength of application.
No additional forms required for merit-based scholarships. Students are recommended to submit a
FAFSA.
The New School has a wide variety of programs; feeder schools vary by division and program.
N/A
Transfer agreements are not required for transfer student admission.
N/A
N/A
NEW YORk INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
www.nyit.edu
Manhattan Campus: 1855 Broadway, New York, NY 10023-7692
Old Westbury Campus: Northern Blvd., Old Westbury, NY 11568-8000
Location: New York City/Long Island
Campus Setting: Urban/Suburban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Bachelor’s-5-year Architecture program, Master’s, First Professional, Professional
Diploma (PD), Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT), Certificates
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
3,618 FT matriculated; 542 PT matriculated; 131 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $32,300 per year. Fees vary. PT: $1,095 per credit
Yes
Manhattan: www.nyit.edu/campus_manhattan/residence_halls
Old Westbury: www.nyit.edu/campus_old_westbury/residence_halls
Division I Men’s: Baseball Division II Men’s; Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball
Yes. Some academic programs/schools have very specific application deadlines and admission criteria
while others are processed through rolling admissions.
N/A
New York Institute of Technology
www.nyit.edu/admissions/transfer
www.nyit.edu/academics/programs/catalogs
Admissions Offices at NYIT’s New York Campuses:
Manhattan Campus, 16 W. 61st St., First Floor, New York, NY 10023
Old Westbury Campus, Northern Boulevard, Gerry House, Old Westbury, NY 11568
Phone: 1.800.345.NYIT
Email: admissions@nyit.edu or transfer@nyit.edu
Web: www.nyit.edu/admissions/contact
Ryan Szachacz
Director of Transfer Recruitment
(516) 686-1031
rszachac@nyit.edu or transfer@nyit.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer–Jump Start Program
Applicants must submit official transcripts from all colleges/universities previously attended, two
letters of recommendation and an essay.
2.75 for BS Nursing, 2.5 for BS Architecture and Interior Design, 2.3 for Engineering
Computing Science degrees, 2.0 for the rest of our majors
No
Nursing is March 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring; rest of the programs are on a rolling admission
basis
Yes. We do offer promotional fee waiver codes.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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70 from a 2-year institution, 30 less than the degree requirements from a 4-year institution
NYIT will accept up to 70 credits from appropriately accredited 2-year schools or Associate degree
programs.
The maximum transfer credit for students from an accredited Bachelor’s program is the difference
between the required 30 credits in residency at NYIT and the total credits required for the NYIT
degree.
In order to be eligible for graduation, undergraduate students must complete a minimum of 30
credits toward their degree at NYIT. A minimum of 15 credits in the major must be taken at NYIT. At
least 9 credits must be advance level courses (300 or higher) in the major field of study.
No
The evaluators create a customized degree map that shows the total number of credits transferred
and the remaining coursework you need to complete your degree at NYIT. Courses can be transferred
only if they apply to a student’s requirements for his or her chosen major at NYIT. Additional
coursework not directly applicable to specific degree requirements may transfer as elective credit.
After you’re accepted, your transcripts are given to transfer credit evaluators who review them on a
course-by-course basis for credit applicable toward your major.
If a student takes a course sponsored through an accredited college, we will accept transfer credit
toward the degree at NYIT, as long as the course is equivalent to a course required in the student’s
degree or an elective course is available. Students must provide an official transcript for transfer
credit review.
Yes
No deadline, but students are encouraged to apply for a maximum funds availability.
Yes. Transfer scholarships are available for admitted, full-time students who have completed at least
24 credits with a minimum 2.5 GPA in their college coursework. Scholarship eligibility and amount is
determined after acceptance to NYIT and receipt of transcripts for previous college coursework. In
addition, a limited number of $2,000 yearly scholarships are granted to incoming transfer students
who are members of Phi Theta Kappa.
There are no separate applications to be considered for our transfer academic/merit awards.
Students are automatically considered during the admission review process. The only separate
scholarship application is the Phi Theta Kappa award. The application for the PTK award can be
printed from: www.nyit.edu/ admissions/transfer/faq/#twelve
Bergen Community College, NJ
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Bergen Community College, NJ
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
N/A
Bramson ORT College
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
École Française des Attachés de Presse
Nassau County Fire Police EMS Academy
(EFAP), France
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Dual Admissions Agreement with Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
NEW YORk SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN
www.nysid.edu
170 East 70th St., New York, NY 10021
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s (BA, BFA), Master’s (MFA, MPS), one-year Certificate (basic interior design)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
145 FT matriculated; 218 PT matriculated; 62 Total non-matriculated
$915 per credit
Yes
www.nysid.edu/student-life/housing
N/A
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
No
N/A
New York School of Interior Design
www.nysid.edu/admissions/undergraduate
N/A
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Contact our Academic Advisors and www.nysid.edu/admissions/undergraduate
Russell Kaplan
Admissions Administrator
(212) 472-1500 x205
rkaplan@nysid.edu
Fall, Spring
1. Application form
2. Application fee ($60 domestic applicants, $100 international applicants)
3. Essay
4. Transcripts
5. Two letters of recommendation
6. SAT/ACT scores (applicants who have completed 45 or more college credit hours, or who
completed high school over five years ago, are exempt)
7. Fine Arts portfolio (required only for BFA and AAS programs)
3.0
No
Rolling admission
Yes
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
NYSID can accept as many as 12 credits toward the basic Interior Design Certificate program; 33
credits toward the AAS program, and; 66 credits toward the BFA program.
N/A
N/A
N/A
No
Credits are evaluated on a course-by-course basis.
Immediately following acceptance to a program
Considered for transfer credit.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Rolling
No
N/A
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
N/A
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
NIAGARA UNIVERSITY
www.niagara.edu
Gacioch Family Alumni and Admissions Center, Niagara University, NY 14109
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate, Doctorate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
2,818 FT matriculated; 312 PT matriculated; 46 Total non-matriculated
FT: $29,900 per year. PT: $950 per credit hour
Yes
www.niagara.edu/residence-life
Division I Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Ice Hockey, Soccer,
Swimming & Diving, Tennis
Division I Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Outdoor Track & Field, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Volleyball
Yes. Most programs require a cumulative GPA of 2.0 for acceptance. Social Work, Nursing and
Education require a 2.5 overall GPA.
For those students looking to transfer into our Nursing program, it is currently a RN to BSN program
only. Please contact Mark or Dina at (800) 462-2111 if you have any questions.
Niagara University
www.niagara.edu/transfer-admissions
www.niagara.edu/catalog-literature-and-forms
We connect our transfer students directly with their department to get individualized information
and guidance.
Dina Martin
Assistant Director of Admissions/Transfer Coordinator
(716) 286-8729
djm@niagara.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
1. Apply online at www.niagara.edu/apply
2. No application fee
3. Final, official high school transcript
4. Official college transcripts from all schools attended
Cumulative GPA of 2.0 for most programs; cumulative GPA of 2.5 for Education, Social Work and
Nursing (RN/BSN)
No
Rolling admission
There is no application fee.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
No specific maximum; departmental decision
No specific maximum; departmental decision
No specific maximum; departmental decision
Half of the major
No
Specific to the major
In conjunction with acceptance
Considered for transfer if the student receives a “C” or higher.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
N/A
Yes. Transfer Scholarships/Awards for 2015-16:
• Transfer Scholarship: Cumulative GPA of 3.75 and above (Canadian overall average of 84 or higher)
– $14,000 per year; renewable for up to three years; students must maintain satisfactory academic
progress
• Transfer Scholarship: Cumulative GPA of 3.50 to 3.74 (Canadian overall average of 77-83) – $13,000
per year; renewable for up to three years; students must maintain satisfactory academic progress
• Transfer Scholarship: Cumulative GPA of 3.25 to 3.49 (Canadian overall average of 73-76) – $12,000
per year; renewable for up to three years; students must maintain satisfactory academic progress
• Transfer Scholarship: Cumulative GPA of 3.0 to 3.24 (Canadian overall average of 70-72) – $11,000
per year; renewable for up to three years; students must maintain satisfactory academic progress
• Transfer Award: Cumulative GPA of 2.75 to 2.99 (Canadian overall average of 67-69) – $9,000 per
year; renewable for up to three years; students must maintain satisfactory academic progress
• Transfer Award: Cumulative GPA of 2.50 to 2.74 (Canadian overall average of 65-66) – $8,000 per
year; renewable for up to three years; students must maintain satisfactory academic progress
• PTK (Phi Theta Kappa) and ABG (Alpha Beta Gamma) Scholarships: $1,000 per year; renewable for
up to three years; students must maintain satisfactory academic progress. Must provide PTK or ABG
membership information. Students may not receive both a PTK and ABG scholarship.
Simply fill out the admissions application and have all official transcripts and PTK/ABG information
forwarded to the admissions office.
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Niagara College, Ontario, Canada
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Trocaire College
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Niagara College, Ontario, Canada
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Trocaire College
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
OCC, GCC agreements are in the process of being renewed
10% or less
2+2 with Mohawk College, Canada
2+2 with Sergio Arboleda, Columbia
2+2 with San Ignacio, FL
2+2 with Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
MOU with Institut ANGELL, Germany
We have a program with Erie 1 BOCES in Criminal Justice.
NYACk COLLEGE
www.nyack.edu
1 South Blvd., Nyack, NY 10960
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate and First Professional (M.Div.)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
1,416 FT matriculated; 279 PT matriculated; 10 Total non-matriculated
FT: $24,300 per year. PT: $1,000 per credit
Yes
www.nyack.edu/housing
Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Soccer
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball
Yes. We have a pretty standard transfer policy, but due to specialized accreditation standards, certain
programs have restrictions on grades for courses in the major area. Two examples are Nursing and
Education.
N/A
Nyack College
www.nyack.edu/admissions
www.nyack.edu/catalogs
The Office of Admission is very helpful in guiding students or putting them in touch with the
appropriate offices or departments to provide individual guidance.
Dan Bailey
Director of Admissions
(845) 675-4401
dan.bailey@nyack.edu
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Spring, Summer
All official transcripts must be submitted. A 2.0 transfer GPA is required to be eligible for transfer.
2.0. Note: Nursing and Education require higher GPAs.
No
Rolling admission
Yes. At the discretion of the Admissions Director.
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
75% of any degree and a minimum of 3 classes must still be taken in any major area
75% of any degree and a minimum of 3 classes must still be taken in any major area
75% of any degree and a minimum of 3 classes must still be taken in any major area
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
A minimum of 3 classes must be taken in-house within the major.
No; however, we try to be flexible in awarding credit for classes that meet the general Liberal Arts
core, regardless if it is the same exact class.
It is applied to the major; however, we assess both transferable credits and those applied toward the
major. We often re-evaluate if another major seems better suited to the student’s preparation.
Generally upon the admission decision
As long as a student provides an official transcript from the college granting credit it will be evaluated
according to our standard transfer credit policy.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
N/A
Yes
The regular process must be followed, regardless of transfer or new.
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
Generally many community colleges in the NYC area or other faith-based schools
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
NYU STEINHARDT SCHOOL OF CULTURE,
EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
http://steinhardt.nyu.edu
82 Washington Square East, New York 10003
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2014-15):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Steinhardt is one of 9 undergraduate divisions at NYU. NYU as a whole enrolls approximately 20,000
undergraduates.
2,462 (Steinhardt) FT matriculated; 59 (Steinhardt) PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $43,746 per year. Fees vary. PT: $1,289 per unit
Yes
www.nyu.edu/life/living-at-nyu.html
NYU participates in NCAA Division III athletics with 19 Men’s and Women’s Varsity Sports
www.gonyuathletics.com/index.aspx
Yes. NYU Steinhardt, the NYU Silver School of Social Work, and the NYU School of Continuing and
Professional Studies (SCPS) – Paul McGhee Division all participate in the Community College Transfer
Opportunity Program (CCTOP), a recruitment, advisement, and scholarship program for transfers
from 13 local partner community colleges. All NYU divisions enroll transfers from both 2-and 4-year
institutions, but this specific program exists only at these three divisions. With the exception of SCPS
– McGhee, all undergraduate applicants go through central Undergraduate Admissions using the
Common Application; SCPS – McGhee uses its own application.
N/A
NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development’s CCTOP program
http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/cctop
http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/scmsAdmin/media/users/eg9/bulletin/
nyu_steinhardt_undergraduate_bulletin_2014-2016.pdf
The CCTOP office and the appropriate transfer office at their home institution
Jacqueline McPhillips
Director, Community College Transfer Opportunity Program
(212) 998-5139
jackie.mcphillips@nyu.edu
Fall, Spring (With the exception of the Music Business program, which is Fall only)
1. Common Application, including essay for the Common Application
2. NYU Supplement to the Common Application
3. All official transcripts from high school and all colleges attended
4. Letter of recommendation from a professor who has taught the student in class
5. For any Music program, auditions are required:
http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/music/auditions/prospective
6. For the Studio Art program, a portfolio submission is required:
http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/art/studio/bfa/apply
3.0 is the minimum for admission consideration, but many programs are more competitive
No
April 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring
Yes. For CCTOP nominees, the application fee is waived.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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72 credits may be transferred into NYU Steinhardt
No difference
No difference
30 credits must be taken in Steinhardt courses so transfer credits, in combination with courses in
other divisions of NYU, must allow for that.
No
Specific to the major
At time of admission
Credit may be awarded to students who have completed college courses while in high school,
provided they received a grade of “B” or better in the courses and corresponding courses are offered
at NYU. Generally, these courses should be taken on a college/university campus, with other
college/university students, and taught by a college/university faculty member. NYU does not grant
credit for college courses that are used to satisfy high school graduation requirements.
Yes. All students must file the FAFSA; all scholarships are need-based.
For full consideration, the same as the application deadlines
Yes:
• All transfers can receive need-based scholarships. CCTOP students will receive a scholarship of 50%
of financial need (COA-EFC)
• Phi Theta Kappa members who have a 3.8 cumulative GPA from all colleges can receive an
additional $2,500 per year scholarship.
None – just the FAFSA
N/A
NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development’s CCTOP has articulations with
all 13 partner schools. See http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/cctop/faculty/schools
Steinhardt enrolls about 40% of its transfers through the CCTOP program. The remaining 60% include
internal transfers from other divisions of NYU, and external transfers from both 2-and 4-year schools.
The NYU Silver School of Social Work and the NYU School of Continuing and Professional Studies –
Paul McGhee Division both have mirror CCTOP programs with the same partner institutions as
Steinhardt.
N/A
PACE UNIVERSITY
www.pace.edu
Manhattan Campus: One Pace Plaza, New York, NY 10038
Pleasantville Campus: 861 Bedford Rd., Pleasantville, NY 10570
Degrees Offered:
Manhattan Campus:
Location: New York City/Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Urban/Suburban
Associate, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate, Doctorate, First
Professional (also: combined undergraduate/graduate degrees), Advanced Certificate
Pleasantville Campus: Associate, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s (also: combined undergraduate/graduate
degrees); First Professional offered only at White Plains Campus (Law)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
7,626 FT matriculated; 1,060 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $39,728 per year. Fees vary by campus. PT: $1,140 per credit
Yes
www.pace.edu/housing
Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Football, Lacrosse, Swimming & Diving
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Spirit Squad,
Swimming & Diving, Volleyball
Yes. For Nursing and Education: 3.0 GPA required. For Arts and Sciences, Business, and Computer
Science: 2.5 GPA required.
N/A
Dyson College of Arts & Sciences, Lubin School of Business, Seidenberg School of Computer Science
and Information Systems, College of Health Professions, School of Education
www.pace.edu/transfer
www.pace.edu/academic-catalogs
www.pace.edu/transfer
Kaitlin Elliott
Transfer & Adult Counselor (PLV)
(914) 773-3746
kelliott2@pace.edu
Fall, Spring
1. Transfer applicants must submit an application, two letters of recommendation, a personal
statement, and official transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities.
2. Students with less than 32 completed college credits must also submit an official high school
transcript or GED and SAT/ACT scores. Applicants who have been out of high school for two or
more years are not required to submit test scores.
3. Prospective nursing students must take the Evolve Reach Admission Assessment.
N/A
No – Pace uses the student’s cumulative GPA.
Rolling admission for most majors; Nursing application deadline is February 15.
Yes. All veteran students receive fee waivers and all students who participate in an on-site admission
event (Transfer Tuesday) will have their application fee waived.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Pace will accept up to 68 credits from a 2-year school or community college and up to 96 credits from
a 4-year school. Courses completed at an accredited college or university with a letter grade of “C” or
higher are eligible for transfer credit if they satisfy course work requirements for your major and
degree at Pace.
68
96
Students must complete at least 50% of their major at Pace.
N/A
The Transfer Credit Evaluation is major specific.
Credit evaluation takes place at the point of admission.
We accept credits that the student received a “C” or better in as long as the credit comes from an
accredited institution and the student can provide an official transcript.
Yes
N/A
Yes:
• Transfer students can receive up to about $13,000 in merit scholarships.
• Members of Phi Theta Kappa and Alpha Beta Gamma receive additional $1,000 scholarships.
All admitted students are considered for merit awards; no form is necessary. Students in Phi Theta
Kappa or Alpha Beta Gamma must submit a letter from their chapter advisor.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Pace offers students more than 100 majors, the largest internship program in the New York
metropolitan area and financial aid for transfer students.
PAUL SMITH’S COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
www.paulsmiths.edu
7833 State Route 30, Paul Smiths, NY 12970
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: North Country
Campus Setting: Rural
881 FT matriculated; 11 PT matriculated; 1 Total non-matriculated
Tuition $23,500 per year. Fees vary by program
Yes
www.paulsmiths.edu/student-life/housing
United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA)
Men’s: Bowling, Cross-Country Running, Nordic Skiing, Rugby, Soccer, Swimming, Woodsmen’s Team
Women’s: Bowling, Cross-Country Running, Nordic Skiing, Soccer, Swimming, Volleyball,
Woodsmen’s Team
No
Our Office of Veteran and Transfer Services assists students from time of inquiry to graduation in
order to ease transition and provide access to resources during a student’s time on campus.
Paul Smith’s College of Arts and Sciences
www.paulsmiths.edu/admissions/apply-now/transfer-students
http://catalog.paulsmiths.edu
A campus visit is highly recommended. Students may also contact us directly or visit our website.
Amy Tuthill
Director, Office of Veteran and Transfer Services
(518) 327-6862
atuthill@paulsmiths.edu
Fall, Spring
1. Complete application for admission
2. $30 application fee (non-refundable processing fee)
3. Please submit official college transcripts from the registrar’s office at each college you have
attended. Note: High school transcripts* (see note) are also required for college students who have
attempted less than 12 semester hours of college credit.
*Students who have completed high school requirements with an equivalency diploma should submit
an official copy of the General Equivalency Diploma (GED) and the individual scores received on the
tests. An official secondary school transcript must be submitted to the Office of Admission if any high
school courses have been completed. Proof of high school graduation or its equivalent is required
prior to the start of classes. An Individualized Education Plan (IEP) diploma does not meet the
requirement for proof of high school graduation.
2.0
No
Rolling admission
Yes. All veterans and students who visit campus or attend on-campus events are granted fee waivers.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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In no instance may the total transfer credit accepted exceed one-half of the program credit
requirement for Associate degrees or 90 credits for Baccalaureate degrees.
May not exceed one-half of the program credit requirements when transferring into another
Associate degree.
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A candidate for a Baccalaureate degree must complete at least 30 credits in residence, with 15 of
these credits in the major.
N/A
Applied to a major
Credit Evaluations are completed after all official transcripts have been received.
College credits earned in high school will be considered for transfer college credit following the same
guidelines that are applied to all students.
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. Transfer scholarships are awarded as follows:
• Transfer Recognition (2.00-2.49) – $6,000
• Transfer Achievement (2.50-2.99) – $8,000
• Transfer Excellence (3.00-4.00) – $10,000
An additional $2,000 is awarded to students who are members in good standing of PTK.
There is no separate application for transfer scholarships.
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Clinton Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
N/A
North Country Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
N/A
2+2 program leading to a BS in Hotel, Resort, and Tourism Management with the Japan Hotel School,
Tokyo, Japan
Concurrent enrollment through our Advanced Studies Program. We work with 16 schools in Northern
New York.
PHILLIPS BETH ISRAEL SCHOOL OF NURSING
http://pbisn.edu
776 6th Ave., 4th Fl., New York, NY, 10001
Degrees Offered: Associate, RN to BSN Program
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2014-15):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
29 FT matriculated; 255 PT matriculated; 0 Total non-matriculated
$460 per credit for AAS program; $500 per credit for BSN program
No
N/A
N/A
No
• Students may receive transfer credit for comparable Liberal Arts and Science courses required by
our school and completed at an accredited college with a grade of “C” or better. Science courses
must be completed within the last 5 years (for AAS program).
• Successful scores on the following CLEP exams are also accepted: Introductory Psychology,
Introductory Sociology and College Composition.
Phillips Beth Israel School of Nursing
http://pbisn.edu
http://pbisn.edu
Go to our website (http://pbisn.edu), or email the Assistant Manager of Admissions, Maria Gallo at:
PBISN@chpnet.org
Bernice Pass Stern
Assistant Dean
(212) 614-6176
bstern@chpnet.org
Fall, Spring
For AAS program:
Applicants for admission are selected following a comprehensive evaluation of their previous
academic achievement and potential aptitude, standardized test scores, interviews and
recommendations. The following documentation must be submitted:
• Graduation from a U.S. high school, or GED score of 250 or better, or evaluation of international
school transcripts indicating equivalency of graduation from a U.S. high school
• National League for Nursing Pre-Admission RN examination with a minimum composite score of
103 or better
• Official college transcripts with a minimum GPA of 2.5 (grade of “B” or better is preferred for the
science courses)
• Two academic and/or employment letters of reference
For RN-BSN program:
• AS degree or AAS degree (Nursing), or diploma in Nursing
• Unrestricted and unencumbered current license and registration to practice as a registered nurse in
New York State
• Minimum college GPA of 2.5
• Grade of “C” or better in all Science and Math courses
• Grade of “C+” or better in all Nursing courses
• Satisfactory completion of prerequisite general education courses
• Essay
• Resume
• Two professional letters of recommendation
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Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
2.5
No
RN-BSN deadline: June 1
Yes, with documentation of demonstrated financial need.
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
RN-BSN program: 90 credits
RN-BSN program: 90 credits
RN-BSN program: 90 credits
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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All Liberal Arts & Science courses within the major can be transferred; the Nursing courses generally
cannot be transferred in.
No
N/A
RN-BSN: Upon admission, a Transfer Credit Assessment Form is prepared for the incoming student.
If courses are on college transcript, they are considered.
Yes
June 1
Yes. A substantial number of scholarships are available; some are need-based, others are based on
academic achievement.
Upon acceptance to the program, the student receives a financial aid package including scholarship
applications. The application filing deadline is June 1
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Hunter College (CUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
N/A
Medgar Evers Community College (CUNY)
New York City College of Technology (CUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Stony Brook University (SUNY)
98% of our students are transfer students from 2-or 4-year colleges.
N/A
N/A
PRATT INSTITUTE
www.pratt.edu
Brooklyn Campus: 200 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11205
Manhattan Campus: 144 West 14th St., New York, NY 10011
Degrees Offered: Associate (Manhattan Campus only), Bachelor’s, Master’s,
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
2,993 FT matriculated; 105 PT matriculated; 47 Total non-matriculated
FT: $44,580 per year (12-18 credits). Fees vary by program. PT: $1,438 per credit
Yes
www.pratt.edu/student-life/student-affairs/campus-housing
Division III Men’s and Women’s
www.pratt.edu/student-life/athletics-and-recreation
No
It is important to make sure that all application requirements for the applied degree are submitted.
Admissions will not review an applicant until all applications materials are received. We do not offer
conditional accepts.
School of Architecture, School of Art, School of Design, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
www.pratt.edu/admissions/applying/applying-undergraduate/ug-application-requirements/transfer
www.pratt.edu/uploads/undergraduate_bulletin_2014-15.pdf
www.pratt.edu/admissions/applying/applying-undergraduate/ug-application-requirements/transfer
or email transadm@pratt.edu, ewilson@pratt.edu
Erica Wilson
Associate Director for Transfer Admissions
(718) 636-3780
ewilson@pratt.edu, transadm@pratt.edu
Fall, Spring
www.pratt.edu/admissions/applying/applying-undergraduate/ug-application-requirements/transfer
1. Application: https://admissions.pratt.edu
2. Portfolio: https://pratt.slideroom.com
3. Official sealed copies of College transcripts and high school transcripts (only if you have completed
less than 48 credits) sent directly to: Admissions, 200 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11205
For International students only:
4. NACES credential evaluation: It is our policy that all International college level/post-secondary
transcripts must be sent through a third-party evaluation by a NACES member service. A list of
these can be found at www.naces.org/members/htm.
5. TOEFL, IELTS, SAT
Varies between schools and degrees. 2.7 is the average minimum GPA accepted.
Yes. Only high school GPA’s are recalculated.
February 1 for Fall; October 1 for Spring
Yes. Undergraduate applicants may request a college application fee waiver on the basis of family
financial hardship using either the NACAC form or the SAT Fee Waiver form. Please follow the
instructions on the College Board or the NACAC website to obtain either form and bring it to your
guidance counselor. The criteria are listed on both sites. Before completing your online application,
you must email a scanned copy of the waiver form to apphelp@pratt.edu or fax to (718) 636-3670
with a cover sheet saying “Attention: Application Fee Waiver Request.” You will be emailed a one-time
use waiver code to use on your online application once your fee waiver request is received and
approved. Please let your guidance counselor know that we do not recommend mailing the fee
waivers. They may email or fax us. Make sure you print information clearly and legibly on the forms. If
faxing the form, you must include an email address to which the fee waiver code can be emailed.
Failure to do so will prevent the processing of your request. Please allow up to five business days for
the emailed requests and 10 business days for faxed requests to be processed. The data you provide
may be checked against the FAFSA. Please email apphelp@pratt.edu if you have questions about fee
waivers. The application fee waiver code can only be used once and will be assigned to a specific
applicant. Attempts to share the code will result in loss of fee waiver and possible withdrawal of your
application. Please note that only the online application fee can be waived; we are not able to waive
the Slideroom visual portfolio submission fee.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Pratt requires that every student complete at least 48 semester credits at this institution and the last
32 credits must be taken in final sequence to earn any undergraduate degree. This requirement limits
the number of transfer credits allowed to transfer into any undergraduate program. For instance, the
Bachelor of Fine Arts programs require 134 credits so the maximum number for credits allowed to
transfer is 86. The Bachelor of Architecture program requires 170 credits, so the maximum allowed to
transfer into this program is 122.
Pratt requires that every student complete at least 48 semester credits at this institution and the last
32 credits must be taken in final sequence to earn any undergraduate degree. This requirement limits
the number of transfer credits allowed to transfer into any undergraduate program. For instance, the
Bachelor of Fine Arts programs require 134 credits so the maximum number for credits allowed to
transfer is 86. The Bachelor of Architecture program requires 170 credits, so the maximum allowed to
transfer into this program is 122.
Pratt requires that every student complete at least 48 semester credits at this institution and the last
32 credits must be taken in final sequence to earn any undergraduate degree. This requirement limits
the number of transfer credits allowed to transfer into any undergraduate program. For instance, the
Bachelor of Fine Arts programs require 134 credits so the maximum number for credits allowed to
transfer is 86. The Bachelor of Architecture program requires 170 credits, so the maximum allowed to
transfer into this program is 122.
BFA is 86; BARCH is 122
No. Liberal Arts or Gen Ed is only waived if the student has earned a four-year degree.
Applied to major
After acceptance. Credit may be awarded for courses in which a grade of “C” of better is earned from
domestic institutions (or a 70 or better from international institutions as determined by a reputable
education evaluation service) and the course corresponds to the specific course requirements of the
applicants program of study. Grades lower than “C” (including “C-” or less than 70) are not
transferable.
Students seeking transferable credits for Studio courses in Art, Design or Architecture are required to
submit a portfolio reflective of their Studio coursework completed in a prior college as part of the
admissions application. Transfer credits shall be granted for courses taken at another institution only
when the coursework involved and the level of the transfer applicant’s achievement in it permits the
student to complete the remaining coursework successfully.
They are reviewed the same as all college level courses. If the college level course curriculum matches
what is required for the degree at Pratt and student has earned a “C” or higher, the course will be
considered for transfer credits.
Yes – www.pratt.edu/admissions/financing-your-education
Same as new freshmen, March 1
Yes:
• Presidential Merit-Based Scholarships: Awarded upon acceptance by the admissions office
according to a carefully developed program based on the major, GPA, test scores (freshmen only),
and portfolio (if required).
• Architecture Merit-Based Scholarships: Awarded based on SAT/ACT test scores (freshmen only) and
high school GPA.
• Transfer Scholarships: Based on portfolio and college GPA. All college transcripts are included in the
calculation. Undergraduate students must maintain a 2.5 GPA to renew their scholarships each year.
All applicants are automatically considered when they apply for the Presidential Merit Scholarship.
N/A
We currently do not have any articulation agreements in place.
N/A
N/A
Pratt Pre-College
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
www.rpi.edu
Enrollment Management, 110 8th St., Troy, NY 12180-3590
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, 5-year BS/MS, Master’s, Doctorate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Suburban
5,598 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$49,341 per year
Yes. Transfer students are required to live on campus during their first year.
http://reslife.rpi.edu
23 Varsity teams, 50 Intramural and Club sports. Also, a variety of sports-related organizations
ranging from billiards and bowling to squash and volleyball
Division I Men’s and Women’s: Ice Hockey
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Football, Golf, Indoor Track & Field, Lacrosse,
Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Indoor Track & Field, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Track & Field
No
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is America’s oldest technological research university, offering
Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral degrees in Engineering, the Sciences, IT & Web Science,
Architecture, Management, Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
http://admissions.rpi.edu/undergraduate/admission/transfer/index.html
www.rpi.edu/academics/catalog
Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at admissions@rpi.edu, or go to
http://admissions.rpi.edu/undergraduate/admission/transfer/index.html
Nicholas J. Rosato
Director, Transfer Admissions
(518) 276-6216
rosatn@rpi.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer (Architecture only)
http://admissions.rpi.edu/undergraduate/admission/transfer/index.html
3.0 – Students with lower GPAs are still considered for admission.
No
June 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring; March 1 for Summer (Architecture only)
Yes. If total family income is $60,000 or less and the application fee presents a hardship for the
student and their family, they may qualify for a fee waiver.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
64 credits or half of the degree requirement
64
64
There is no limit.
No
Applied to specific major
After acceptance
They will be considered for transfer credit if they do not count toward a student’s high school
graduation.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
Same as application deadlines
Yes. A variety of merit-based scholarships, including (but not limited to):
• The Award for Excellence ($10,000 per year): Awarded to the top student transferring into a nonengineering program from 2-year affiliated colleges and universities.
• The Joseph H. Smith Jr. ‘45 Award ($10,000): Created for the most outstanding student in the
engineering science program at our affiliated community colleges.
• The Award for Excellence ($10,000): Awarded to the top student transferring to our engineering
program from each of our 4-year affiliated colleges and universities.
• The Garnet D. Baltimore Rensselaer Award and Scholarship for Minority Students ($10,000 per
year): Awarded to the qualifying African American, Hispanic, or Native American student with the
highest combined average in mathematics and science at each of our 2-and 4-year affiliated
colleges.
• Phi Theta Kappa Society Scholarship ($5,000 per year): Awarded to all Phi Theta Kappa Society
transfer students who are accepted and subsequently enroll at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Students are considered for all scholarships with their application.
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
(for Engineering Science)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
(for Engineering Science and Liberal Arts –
Math and Science)
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
(for Engineering Science)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
(for Engineering Science and Liberal Arts –
Math and Science)
50%
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Alfred State College (SUNY)
Anne Arundel Community College, MD (For SCI)
Berkshire Community College, MA (For BMGT)
Broome Community College (SUNY)
California Community College System,
all 107 campuses (For BMGT, SCI)
Cayuga County Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
(For BMGT, HASS, SCI)
County College of Morris, NJ (For SCI)
Dutchess Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY) (For BMGT)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
Greenfield Community College, MA
Holyoke Community College, MA (For BMGT)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
(BMGT, HASS, ITWS, SCI)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
Miami-Dade Community College, FL
Co-op & internship programs
Undergraduate Research Programs
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
(for Engineering Science)
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
(for Engineering Science)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
(for Engineering Science)
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
(for Engineering Science)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
(For BMGT, HASS, SCI)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Montgomery Community College, MD (For SCI)
Morrisville State College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Niagara Community College (SUNY)
North Shore Community College, MA
Norwalk Community College, CT
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
St. Louis Community College, MO
Springfield Tech Community College, MA
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Canton (SUNY)
SUNY Delhi (SUNY)
Tompkins-Cortland Community College (SUNY)
Ulster Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
ROBERTS WESLEYAN COLLEGE
www.roberts.edu
2301 Westside Dr., Rochester, NY 14624
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (BA, BS), Master’s (MA, MS, MED, MSW)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Location: Finger Lakes
Campus Setting: Suburban
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
1,219 FT matriculated; 77 PT matriculated; 40 Total non-matriculated
Tuition $27,576 per year. Fees $1,460
Yes
www.roberts.edu/home/student-life/student-life/residence-life.aspx
NCAA Division II and NCCAA (National Christian College Athletic Association)
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
Yes. Nursing standards are higher.
N/A
Roberts Wesleyan College
www.roberts.edu/home/admissions/undergraduate/transfer-admissions.aspx
www.roberts.edu/home/academics/catalog.aspx
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
N/A
Nate Cronk
Director of Undergraduate Recruitment
(585) 594-6400
cronk_nate@roberts.edu
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Spring (begins in January), Summer
N/A
2.7; some students with a 2.5 may be considered for provisional admission.
No
Rolling; priority deadline of February 1 for Fall term
Yes. Any student can apply for free online at www.roberts.edu/apply
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
72 from a 2-year college. At least 30 credits of the last 124 credits are required to be taken at Roberts
Wesleyan College.
72 from a 2-year college. At least 30 credits of the last 124 credits are required to be taken at Roberts
Wesleyan College.
At least 30 credits of the last 124 credits are required to be taken at Roberts Wesleyan College.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
N/A
No
Applied to the major
After acceptance
Accepted if student obtains a “C” or better and course curriculum is equivalent to our coursework.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
N/A
Yes. Academic and PTK.
Students need only complete their application for admission and a FAFSA.
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
About 45%
Roberts Wesleyan College continuously works with regional and statewide community colleges (some
of which are listed below) to foster a seamless transfer process. The College accepts students from
two-year institutions at any point during their study; an associate degree is not required to transfer.
The College also participates in official 2+2 Dual Admission Agreements with selected two-year
colleges (* indicates an official 2+2 Dual Admission Agreement). Students must apply and be
accepted into the 2+2 Dual Admission Agreement at the beginning of their community college
coursework. The initial 2+2 Dual Admission Agreement application can be obtained by contacting the
community college.
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Broome Community College (SUNY)
*Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Cayuga County Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Clinton Community College (SUNY)
North Country Community College (SUNY)
Columbia-Greene Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College -North (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
*Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
Sullivan County Community College (SUNY)
*Genesee Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Cobleskill (SUNY)
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Delhi (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Ulster County Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
English Language Institute
Early College High School
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
www.rit.edu
60 Lomb Memorial Dr., Rochester, NY 14623-5604
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate, Doctorate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Finger Lakes
Campus Setting: Suburban
12,195 FT matriculated; 444 PT matriculated; 825 Total non-matriculated
FT: $37,124 per year. PT: $1,331 per credit
Yes
http://finweb.rit.edu/housing
Division I: Men’s & Women’s Ice Hockey Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Crew, Cross-County,
Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Track, Wrestling
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Crew, Cross-County, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis,
Track, Volleyball
No
RIT enrolls more than 1,000 new transfer students to our Rochester, NY campus each year. We are
transfer-friendly and have many services to help our students’ transition to our campus.
Rochester Institute of Technology
www.rit.edu/emcs/admissions/transfer-admission
www.rit.edu/programs
We recommend that prospective transfer students contact a member of our Admissions Transfer
Team at (585) 475-6631 or email us at admissions@rit.edu.
Marian Nicoletti
Director of Transfer Admissions
(585) 475-6631
mmnadm@rit.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer (Note: Some programs only begin in the Fall)
1. Complete and submit/sign application
2. Pay the $60 application fee
3. Official academic transcripts from all colleges you have attended (even if only one class)
4. If completed less than 30 semester hours (or 45 quarter hours) at the time of your application a
Secondary School Transcript Request and SAT or ACT scores are required
5. Art Portfolio (required for admission into School of Art, Design or American Crafts)
6. Official AP/CLEP score reports if applicable
3.0 recommended; however, students below this are encouraged to apply for admission.
Yes
Rolling admission; December 1 for the Physician Assistant program
Yes. Financial hardship through an RIT Alumni Application Fee Voucher or PTK Membership
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
At least 30 semester credit hours of coursework within major must be completed at RIT.
Maximum of 60 semester credit hours
N/A
This varies by program; however, a student needs to complete at least one year of study in their major.
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Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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No
The Credit Evaluation is specific to the major and tells the student where the credits transferred to at
RIT, and how long it will take until graduation.
At the time of admission
Credits earned through AP, IB, or Dual Enrollment courses are transferable.
Yes. There are numerous financial aid programs for our transfer students.
March 15 priority deadline for Fall; 4-6 weeks prior to start of the semester for all other terms.
Yes:
• Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships: RIT awards $2,000 scholarships to all students who are members of
the Phi Theta Kappa honorary society and who complete an Associate degree prior to enrolling at
RIT. $60 admission application fee waived for all PTK members. Proof of PTK membership or
induction must be provided when you apply for admission
• Trustee Scholarships ($7,000-$10,000 per year): RIT will award more than 200 Trustee Scholarships
to transfer students who have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.3 to 3.59 as computed by RIT (for a
$7,000-$8,500 scholarship); or 3.6 or higher, as computed by RIT (for a $10,000 scholarship), who
will complete an Associate degree or the equivalent of 60 semester hours, and are admitted to an
RIT academic program as a full-time student.
• Achievement Scholarships ($7,000 per year): For transfer applicants who have a 3.3 or higher GPA,
as computed by RIT, and who have completed over 30 semester hours or 45 quarter credit hours.
To be considered for either the Trustee or Achievement Scholarship, students must apply for
admission and provide all required admissions credentials by the following deadlines: November 15
for Spring term entry; March 15 priority consideration for Summer and for Fall term entry.
Applications received after deadlines will be reviewed for scholarships on a funds-available basis.
There are no applications necessary to apply for our transfer Scholarship programs.
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
50% or more
Too many to list. Contact the Admissions Office for more information.
N/A
THE SAGE COLLEGES
www.sage.edu
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Urban/Suburban
Troy Campus: Admissions House, 65 First St., Troy, NY 12180 (women only, undergraduate college; graduate school is coed)
Albany Campus: 140 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208 (coed)
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (BA, BS, BBA, BFA), 6-year Bachelor’s/DPT with Sage Graduate School, 6-year BA/JD with Albany
Law School, BA/MS Accelerated Physician Assistant program with Albany Medical College, The Discovery
Degree, a program that allows students to complete a Bachelor’s degree in three years. Sage Graduate
Schools of Education, Health Sciences and Management offer a variety of Master’s degrees as well as several
Doctorates.
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,558 FT matriculated; 213 PT matriculated; 42 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $27,000 per year. Fees vary. PT: $400-$900 per credit, dependent on program
Yes
www.sage.edu/transfer
Division III: Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse (Women’s only), Soccer, Softball, Track & Field,
Volleyball
No. The Nursing Programs, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy have priority deadlines, but
we otherwise have rolling admission.
We provide a personalized transfer experience for each student who applies to The Sage Colleges. It
is our mission to make the transition as seamless as possible.
The Sage Colleges
www.sage.edu/transfer
www.sage.edu
www.sage.edu/transfer
Kelly Gansfuss
Director of Transfer Admission
(518) 292-1928
transfer@sage.edu
Fall, Spring
1. One letter of recommendation
2. One personal statement (250 words)
3. Transcripts from all previous institutions (excluding high school)
4. Audition/Portfolio review is necessary for the creative and performing arts programs
2.5 for most programs; 3.0 for Education programs; 3.0 for Nursing; 3.25 for Occupational Therapy
and Physical Therapy
Yes. We replace “F’s” if the course is re-taken.
Rolling admission
Yes. All applications (online, paper, Common Application) are free.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
66 credits from a 2-year school; 75 credits from a 4-year school
66 – Minimum of 45 credits must be taken at Sage for a Sage degree
75 – Minimum of 45 credits must be taken at Sage for a Sage degree
The vast majority of credits will be transferred within the major as long as it is from an accredited
institution.
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Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Yes
Credit Evaluation is major specific, but can be adjusted if students change programs.
Credit evaluations are mailed within one week of acceptance to school.
We will require official transcripts from the institution where the credits were earned.
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
No deadline
Yes. $4,000 – $12,000 per year.
Scholarship is included in the main application.
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
Various other community colleges in New York State
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Please consult website for details (more than 200 agreements).
Approximately 25% of the students enroll without an articulation agreement in place.
Please consult website for updates on our international articulation agreements.
• An evening, online, hybrid program for individuals who work during the day or require flexible
course offerings.
• Russell SageOnline – a completely online option; programs vary.
SARAH LAWRENCE COLLEGE
www.sarahlawrence.edu
1 Mead Way, Bronxville, NY 10708
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
1,415 FT matriculated; 22 PT matriculated; 0 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $49,680 per year. Fees vary. PT: $1,656 per credit hour
Yes
www.sarahlawrence.edu/studentlife/residence-life
Men’s Intercollegiate: Basketball, Crew, Cross-Country, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball
Women’s Intercollegiate: Crew, Cross-Country, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball
Coed: Equestrian
SLC is a provisional member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III. These
teams have active schedules competing against area colleges. The college is a member of the Skyline
Conference, the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association, and the United States Rowing Association.
Intramural Sports: Coed: Basketball, Bocce, Flag Football, Floor Hockey, Kickball, Soccer, Softball,
Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball
Club Sports: Women’s Basketball, Golf
No
N/A
Sarah Lawrence College
www.sarahlawrence.edu/admission/apply/transfer.html
www.sarahlawrence.edu/catalogue
Interested transfer students are welcome and encouraged to visit us on campus or to contact Liam
George, Coordinator of Transfer Admission, at: (914) 395-2510 or lgeorge@sarahlawrence.edu.
Visit: www.sarahlawrence.edu/admission/visit
Apply: www.sarahlawrence.edu/admission/apply/transfer.html
Liam George
Admissions Counselor, Coordinator of Transfer Admission
(914) 395-2510
lgeorge@sarahlawrence.edu
Fall, Spring
In addition to the Transfer Common Application, we require the following application credentials:
1. College Official’s Report
2. Two Faculty Evaluations
3. Final High School Transcript
4. Transcripts of all college work through the term most recently completed.
5. Mid-Term Progress Report
6. Applicants for whom English is not the first language should take the Test of English as a Foreign
Language (TOEFL). A score of 600 (paper-based), 250 (computer-based) or 100 (internet-based) is
the minimum acceptable score.
Applications are reviewed holistically at Sarah Lawrence College; we do not have a minimum GPA.
No
March 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring
Yes. Interested students should contact the Coordinator of Transfer Admission to request an
application fee waiver.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Up to 60
Up to 60
Up to 60
Sarah Lawrence College does not have majors.
Sarah Lawrence College offers courses in a wide range of disciplines, and students develop
concentrations with the help of a “don” or faculty advisor. Because programs of study are
individualized, we do not have core requirements. Students complete Distribution by taking courses in
at least three of the following four areas: Creative and Performing Arts, History and the Social Sciences,
Humanities, and Natural Sciences and Mathematics. For more information on our curriculum and
concentrations, please visit www.sarahlawrence.edu/undergraduate/requirements.html
Sarah Lawrence College does not have majors.
Interested students may request a preliminary transfer Credit Evaluation at any time during the
application process. Credit evaluations are also provided at the time of admission.
College credits that were earned during high school, but not used to satisfy high school diploma
requirements may be considered for transfer credit.
Yes. To be considered for financial aid, applicants need to complete both the FAFSA and CSS Profile.
International applicants should submit the CSS Profile only.
March 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring
Yes. In recognition of outstanding scholastic and personal achievement, Sarah Lawrence offers Phi
Theta Kappa Scholarships for eligible community college transfer applicants in the amount of $10,000
per year.
To be considered for financial aid, applicants need to complete both the FAFSA and CSS Profile.
International applicants should submit the CSS Profile only. No additional scholarship application is
necessary.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
SIENA COLLEGE
www.siena.edu
515 Loudon Rd., Loudonville, NY 12211-1462
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Certificates
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Suburban
3,008 FT matriculated; 153 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $33,165 per year. Fees vary. PT: $500 per credit hour
Yes
www.siena.edu/student-life/living-on-campus/residential-life
Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis
Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming & Diving, Tennis,
Volleyball, Water Polo
Club Sports: Hockey, Rugby, Volleyball
No
We keep the transfer admissions process easy. You will know up front how many credits will transfer
in, and we can get you an admissions decision within 7-10 business days.
Siena College
www.siena.edu/admissions/information-just-for-you/transfer-students
www.siena.edu/academics/academic-services-resources/college-catalog
Contact: Jennifer Sloan, Associate Director of Admissions/Transfer Counselor at: Jsloan@siena.edu,
(518) 782-6594
Jennifer Sloan
Associate Director of Admissions
(518) 782-6594
Jsloan@siena.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
1. Application
2. Final high school transcript
3. College transcript
4. Siena College Recommendation Form
2.5
Yes
June 1 for Fall; December 1 for Spring
Yes
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
75 is the maximum, with only 66 coming in from a 2-year school
66
75
Half of the major must be completed at Siena
Yes. Some courses are waived.
General
With acceptance letter or can be done ahead of time with an interview.
Grades of “C” or better will transfer.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
No deadline
Yes:
• $14,000 Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
• $7,000 Franciscan Scholarship (cumulative GPA 3.1 or higher)
There is no application for scholarships.
Adirondack Community College (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY) (For Business Administration)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
40% come from 4-year colleges.
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
N/A
SkIDMORE COLLEGE
www.skidmore.edu
815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s (in Liberal Studies only)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Suburban
2,597 FT matriculated; 15 PT matriculated; 20 Total non-matriculated
$48,970 per year
Yes
www.skidmore.edu/reslife
NCAA Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Crew, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Swimming & Diving, Tennis
NCAA Division III Women’s: Basketball, Crew, Equestrian Sports, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, Volleyball
No
N/A
Skidmore College
www.skidmore.edu/admissions/apply/transfer.php
http://catalog.skidmore.edu
www.skidmore.edu/admissions/apply/transfer.php
Matt Cohen
Associate Director, Admissions
(518) 580-5579
mcohen@skidmore.edu
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Spring
www.skidmore.edu/admissions/apply/transfer.php
None
No
April 1 for Fall; November 15 for Spring
Yes. Based on financial need.
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
60
60
60
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Varies depending on major
No
Varies based on student’s inquiry
Provided to students upon request
A matriculating student can earn credit at Skidmore for a maximum of 16 semester hours, to be used
toward graduation credit requirements, through any combination of Advanced Placement (AP)
examinations, the International Baccalaureate Program (IB), other testing programs as indicated
below, or college courses transcripted by accredited post-secondary institutions that simultaneously
contribute to the high school diploma. Course work will be evaluated using the College’s transfer
credit policies.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes – www.skidmore.edu/financialaid
April 1 for Skidmore Grants (Fall transfers)
Yes
www.skidmore.edu/financialaid
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
N/A
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY
www.sbu.edu
P.O. Box D, St. Bonaventure, NY 14778
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, 5-year MBA program
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Suburban
1,784 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$31,389 per year
Yes
www.sbu.edu/campus-life.aspx?id=28612
Division I Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swimming & Diving, Tennis
Division I Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Swimming & Diving, Tennis
Club: Field Hockey, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse (M), Rugby (M & W), Soccer (M & W), Volleyball (M)
No
• Students with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or above can receive credit for all previous coursework in
which they have a passing grade. Courses with grades below a “C” will require the approval of the
dean of the school to which the student has applied.
• Students who have earned an AA or AS degree, or its equivalent, will be considered to have
satisfied the requirements of CLAR 103, 105, 206, 208, & 209. Two Introductory Writing courses at
least at the 100 level will be accepted for CLAR 110 & 111.
• A student who has not earned an AA or AS degree, or its equivalent, will be granted transfer credit
as follows: CLAR 302 AND CLCL 302 for any 4 credit Science lab course; CLAR 103 for any 3 credit
World or American History course; CLAR 105 for any 3 credit Psychology, Sociology, Political Science,
or Economics course; CLAR 206 for any 3 credit Theology or Religious Studies course; CLAR 208 for
any 3 credit course with content reflective of a multi-cultural perspective; CLAR 209 for any 3 credit
Art, Music, Theater, or Literature course; CLAR 110 & 111 for any two, 3 credit Introductory Writing
courses at least at the 100 level.
St. Bonaventure University
www.sbu.edu/transfer
www.sbu.edu/academic_resources.aspx?id=18806
Contact the Transfer Coordinator in the Office of Admission
Sandra Hanson
Transfer Coordinator
(716) 375-2033
shanson@sbu.edu
Fall, Spring
Required to submit:
1. Official transcripts from all colleges attended
2. Official transcripts from the high school the student graduated from or an official GED
3. Transfer recommendation form
A 2.5 GPA, or better, is recommended. Students with a GPA below 2.5 can be admitted on a case-bycase scenario.
Yes
Rolling admission
The SBU online application and Common Application are both free to submit.
Fee Waivers are not necessary.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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To be certified for a Baccalaureate degree, candidates must have satisfied the residence requirement.
This specifies that the candidates must successfully complete at St. Bonaventure University:
1. The final 30 credit hours for the degree;
2. At least half of the number of major courses; and
3. No fewer than 45 undergraduate credit hours at SBU.
To be certified for a Baccalaureate degree, candidates must have satisfied the residence requirement.
This specifies that the candidates must successfully complete at St. Bonaventure University:
1. The final 30 credit hours for the degree;
2. At least half of the number of major courses; and
3. No fewer than 45 undergraduate credit hours at SBU.
To be certified for a Baccalaureate degree, candidates must have satisfied the residence requirement.
This specifies that the candidates must successfully complete at St. Bonaventure University:
1. The final 30 credit hours for the degree;
2. At least half of the number of major courses; and
3. No fewer than 45 undergraduate credit hours at SBU.
Students are required to complete half of their major at the university.
Yes. May be reviewed on individual basis.
Unless the student is an undeclared major, the Credit Evaluation is applied to their desired major at
the time of application.
A preliminary and unofficial Credit Evaluation will take place at any time if the student requests one
through the Transfer Coordinator in the Office of Admission. The official Credit Evaluation is
completed by the faculty after the student has been admitted to the university.
Credits typically accepted with submission of official college transcript(s).
Yes
None, but students are encouraged to complete the FAFSA by March 1 for Fall.
Yes. Scholarships range from $9,000-15,000 annually and are based on the student’s cumulative GPA.
There is an additional scholarship for Phi Theta Kappa and honors students of $500 per year.
All academic based scholarships are determined upon the student’s acceptance into the university.
There is no additional information needed. Proof of membership in Phi Theta Kappa or another
Honor Society is needed to be awarded the additional $500 Phi Theta Kappa/Honor Society
scholarship.
Corning Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Genesee Community College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
75% or more
N/A
N/A
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
ST. ELIzABETH COLLEGE OF NURSING
www.secon.edu
2215 Genesee St., Utica, NY 13501
Degrees Offered: AAS in Nursing
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Location: Mohawk Valley
Campus Setting: Urban
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
80 FT matriculated; 135 PT matriculated; 0 Total non-matriculated
$14,864 First year; $12,928 Second year
No
N/A
N/A
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
No
N/A
St. Elizabeth College of Nursing
www.secon.edu
www.secon.edu
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Contact our Enrollment Department at (315) 798-8347
Samantha Rouillier
Enrollment Manager Assistant
(315) 798-8347
srouillier@stemc.org
Fall
HS diploma or GED; SAT or ACT for first time students; letter of recommendation; $65 fee (reduced to
$50 if applying before February 1)
2.75 overall GPA. Courses must be a “C” or above to transfer into our Nursing Program.
Yes
March 31
No
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
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28
28
N/A
No
N/A
N/A
Students who take Advanced Placement (AP) courses in high school will receive credit according to
the following grades received:
• Grades 3 and above – acceptable
• Grade 2 – at the discretion of the Admission Committee
• Grade 1 – not acceptable
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
Rolling
No
N/A
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Institute of Technology (SUNY)
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
SUNY Institute of Technology (SUNY)
About 85%
N/A
N/A
ST. JOHN FISHER COLLEGE
www.sjfc.edu
3690 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14618
Location: Finger Lakes
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate (Ed.D), First Professional (Pharm.D and DNP)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
2,700 FT matriculated; 200 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Tuition $30,110 per year. Fees $580
Yes
www.sjfc.edu/student-life/reslife
Intercollegiate Men’s and Women’s athletics NCAA Division III.
Visit: http://athletics.sjfc.edu
No
N/A
St. John Fisher College
www.sjfc.edu/transfer
http://catalog.sjfc.edu/undergraduate/2014-2015
Visit: www.sjfc.edu/transfer, or call (585) 385-8172
Jose Perales
Director of Transfer and Graduate Admissions
(585) 385-8172
jperales@sjfc.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
A transfer application is complete once we have received:
1. Completed application and $30 application fee. Apply online or fill out the Transfer Application [pdf]
2. Official transcripts from all previously attended institutions
3. Official high school transcripts (if you have completed less than 24 credit hours at the college level)
You must have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) to be considered for admission.
No
Rolling admission
Yes, if the student visits campus and/or expresses financial hardship.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
66 maximum from community colleges. No limit on credits transferring from 4-year institutions.
66
No limit
Up to half of the major. At least half of the credits in the major must be taken at SJFC.
Yes. Portions of the core requirements are waived based on having an Associate degree or 60
transferable credits.
Applied to a specific major
Official Credit Evaluations take place at the time of acceptance and are mailed with acceptance
materials. Unofficial Credit Evaluations can be done at any time.
College credits from high school are accepted as appropriate. Official college transcript must be sent
for review.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes
No deadline, but preferred before February 15
Scholarships for transfer students:
• Transfer Achievement Scholarships are awarded to full-time transfer students with a minimum
cumulative GPA of 2.75 from all previously attended institutions. Award amounts range from
$6,000-$10,000 per year.
• Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships are awarded to full-time transfer students who are participating
members of the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society. This scholarship is $2,500 per year for
each year a recipient attends Fisher.
Note: Transfer Achievement Scholarship and Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships can be combined.
Science Scholarships ($3,000 per year plus laptop) and Honors Scholarships ($3,000 per year) are also
available. Please see for more information: www.sjfc.edu/admissions/transfer/financialaid/scholarships.dot
No separate scholarship application for Transfer Achievement or Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships;
deadlines are rolling. Science and Honors Scholarships do require separate application and review.
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Finger Lakes Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
The majority of transfer students are not participating in formal articulation agreements.
Corning Community College (SUNY) (articulation agreement)
Erie Community College (SUNY) (articulation agreement)
Genesee Community College (SUNY) (articulation agreement)
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY) (articulation agreement)
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY) (articulation agreement)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY) (articulation agreement)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY) (articulation agreement)
N/A
ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY
www.stjohns.edu
Queens (main) Campus: 8000 Utopia Parkway, Queens, NY 11439
Manhattan Campus:
101 Astor Place, New York, NY 10003
Staten Island Campus: 300 Howard Ave., Staten Island, NY 10301
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate, Doctorate, Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
10,558 FT matriculated; 323 PT matriculated; 4,884 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $37,870 per year (Note: Tuition rate may vary by class year and program). Fees vary.
PT: $1,262 per credit
Yes
Queens Campus: www.stjohns.edu/student-life/queens-campus-life/residence-life
Staten Island Campus: www.stjohns.edu/student-life/staten-island-campus-life/residence-life
Division I Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Fencing, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis
Division I Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Fencing, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track & Field,
Volleyball
Yes. Each school sets its own policies regarding transfer admission and courses accepted. Note:
Transfers are not accepted into our Pharmacy or Physician Assistant programs.
Scholarships are set at time of admission decision.
College of Professional Studies, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Peter J. Tobin College of
Business, St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, The School of Education
www.stjohns.edu/admission-aid/transfer-admission
www.stjohns.edu/academics/schools-and-colleges/bulletins/undergraduate-bulletin
The Office of Transfer Student Services, located in Lourdes Hall, is solely dedicated to assisting
transfers with the transition from their previous institutions. Phone number: (718) 990-3371
Ms. Gina Kilian
Assistant Director of Transfer Admissions
(718) 990-2051
pappasg@stjohns.edu
Fall, Spring
• College of Professional Studies: 2.3 GPA or higher for Liberal Arts.
• College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences: The Pharmacy and Physician Assistant programs do not
accept transfers. For Health Sciences programs, a minimum GPA of 3.5 is required.
• Peter J. Tobin College of Business: 2.7 GPA or higher. Prerequisites require a “B” or higher in PreCalculus or Finite Math.
• St. John’s College: minimum 2.7 GPA overall and in major courses.
• The School of Education: minimum 3.0 GPA.
• College of Professional Studies: 2.3 GPA or higher for Liberal Arts.
• College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences: The Pharmacy and Physician Assistant programs do not
accept transfers. For Health Sciences programs, a minimum GPA of 3.5 is required.
• Peter J. Tobin College of Business: 2.7 GPA or higher. Prerequisites require a “B” or higher in PreCalculus or Finite Math.
• St. John’s College: minimum 2.7 GPA overall and in major courses.
• The School of Education: minimum 3.0 GPA.
Yes. We recalculate all colleges attended by credits completed and quality points earned.
• College of Professional Studies: Rolling admission
• College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences: Health Sciences programs are encouraged to apply by
February 1.
• Peter J. Tobin College of Business: Rolling admission
• St. John’s College: Rolling admission
• The School of Education: Rolling admission
Yes. Waived fee with online application: www.stjohns.edu/apply
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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90 – All transfer students are required to complete at least 1 year of residency to graduate with a
degree from St. John’s University.
90
90
Traditionally, we prefer students to complete major courses with St. John’s; however, this (course
evaluation) is determined by the Transfer Dean in each college.
Yes. Students with an Associate degree will have Core or Gen Ed courses waived for majors in St.
John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Applied to major; course-by-course evaluation
24-48 business hours after the student is admitted
College credits in high school will be awarded based upon the grade in the class, the subject of the
class, and your intended major. Generally speaking, college courses must be at least three credits and
you must receive at least a “C.” Students seeking credit for college courses must send their final,
official college transcript to St. John’s University.
Yes
No deadline; encouraged by March 1
Yes:
2.5 – 2.99 GPA = $7,000
3.0 – 3.39 GPA = $10,000
3.4+ GPA = $15,000
Phi Theta Kappa = $2,000
Note: Students with an Associate degree are considered for a Distinction Grant of $15,000.
Transfer students must have earned a minimum of 12 credits from an accredited institution of higher
learning and must have an average GPA of over 2.5.
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Bergen Community College, NJ
Bermuda College, Bermuda
Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY)
Bronx Community College (CUNY)
Institute of Audio Research
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
Middlesex County College, NJ
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
Ocean County College, NJ
17%. However, we have agreements with other institutions listed on:
www.stjohns.edu/admission-aid/transfer-admission/transfer-articulation-agreements
www.stjohns.edu/admission-aid/transfer-admission/transfer-articulation-agreements
College Advantage Program where students take college credits while in high school and may transfer
in depending on major.
ST. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE/LONG ISLAND CAMPUS
www.sjcny.edu
155 West Roe Blvd., Patchogue, NY 11772
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Long Island
Campus Setting: Suburban
3,054 FT matriculated; Approx. 500 PT matriculated; Approx. 100 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $23,500 per year. Fees vary. PT: $760 per credit
No
N/A
NCAA Division III Men’s : Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Indoor Track & Field,
Outdoor Track & Field, Soccer, Tennis
NCAA Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Equestrian, Indoor Track & Field, Lacrosse,
Outdoor Track & Field, Soccer, Softball, Swimming, Tennis, Volleyball
Support Programs: Dance Team
Yes. Professional and Graduate Studies Division has a different core curriculum and will accept life
experience credits.
N/A
St. Joseph’s College/Long Island Campus Undergraduate Arts and Sciences
www.sjcny.edu/long-island/admissions/transfer
http://catalog.sjcny.edu
Make an appointment with our Transfer Counselors at: (631) 687-4545
Bethany Barton
Senior Assistant Director of Admissions
(631) 687-4516
bbarton@sjcny.edu
Fall, Spring
For Child Study and Secondary Education majors: 2.8 cumulative GPA required. For most other
majors: cumulative GPA of 2.3 or higher.
2.3 for most majors; 2.8 for Child Study and Secondary Education
Yes. If students have attended multiple institutions, GPAs may be combined.
For Child Study program: June 30 for Fall; December 15 for Spring. For all others: Rolling admission
Yes. If students attend an event, they receive a fee waiver. Fees are waived at on-site visits and visits
by transfer students to our office. If students have financial need, waivers can be provided.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
64 credits may transfer from 2-year institutions. 96 credits may transfer from 4-year institutions.
Students must complete a minimum of 48-52 credits at St. Joseph’s College to earn a degree.
64. Adult learners can transfer up to 82 credits from a combination of 2-year college programs, nontraditional training programs, experiential credit and credit by examination.
96. Adult learners can transfer up to 82 credits from a combination of 2-year college programs, nontraditional training programs, experiential credit and credit by examination.
For most majors, maximum is 15-18 credits
No. Most of the core curriculum will be completed with transferring credits, but all requirements
must be fulfilled to earn a degree.
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Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Child study majors receive a degree-specific Core Credit Evaluation.
At the time of admission. Any in-progress credits are pending successful completion of the course.
Credits may be accepted with a “C” or better for courses taken in high school.
Yes
March 15 for Fall transfer; November 1 for Spring
Yes. Entering transfer students with a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher are considered for this award.
• Scholarships range from $3,000-$10,000 depending on academic qualifications.
• Alumni scholarships: Entering students who are sons and daughters of alumni are considered for
this award. (If funding permits, other relatives of alumni are considered.) The amount of this grant
varies and is awarded on a yearly basis. An application is required and must be submitted to the
alumni relations director. Alumni grants are determined by the Alumni Association Scholarship
Committee. The application is available here: www.sjcny.edu/alumni.
• The College recommends that all admissions forms (admissions applications, transcripts) be
received on or before August 1 for Fall entering students and January 1 for Spring entering students.
Students are automatically evaluated for scholastic achievement awards based on cumulative GPA.
No additional forms are required.
• Alumni Scholarship: An application is required and must be submitted to the alumni relations
director. Alumni grants are determined by the Alumni Association Scholarship Committee. A
separate application is available at www.sjcny.edu/alumni and must be submitted each year by
March 15.
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Suffolk County Community College (SUNY)
N/A
N/A
Joint admissions with Suffolk County Community College (SUNY) available.
ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY
www.stlawu.edu
Office of Admissions, Canton, NY 13617
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: North Country
Campus Setting: Rural
2,371 FT matriculated; 35 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
$49,420 per year
Yes
www.stlawu.edu/residence-life
32 Varsity sports; most compete at Division III with the exception of men’s and women’s Ice Hockey,
which are both Division I. For a complete list, please visit our website.
No
N/A
St. Lawrence University
www.stlawu.edu/admissions/transfer-students
www.stlawu.edu/catalog
Students who are interested in transferring to St. Lawrence should contact Tonki Downs, Director of
Transfer Admissions, to discuss their particular situation and interests.
Tonki Downs
Associate Director of Admissions and Director of Transfer Admissions
(800) 285-1856
tdowns@stlawu.edu
Fall, Spring
We require transfer students to submit:
1. Common Application
2. $60 application fee or approved fee waiver
3. Official College Transcript(s)
4. Official final high school transcript
5. Transfer College Report
6. Academic Evaluation
7. Mid-Term Report (if currently enrolled)
2.8 recommended
No
March 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring
Yes. See www.stlawu.edu/admis/feewaiver.html. We also waive the application fee for students who
were previously admitted.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Students can transfer in a maximum of 16 courses.
16 courses
16 courses
Determined by individual departments.
No
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Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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General
A Credit Evaluation occurs at the time of admission.
College courses taken at the high school level are subject to approval by the appropriate department
and may be acceptable for graduation credit.
Yes
March 1 for Fall; November 1 for Spring
Yes. Transfer students are eligible for most of our merit scholarships. Merit awards range from
$10,000-$32,000 per year.
Scholarships are determined at the time of admission. More details are provided here:
www.stlawu.edu/admis/scholarships
We receive applications from a wide range of institutions.
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
ST. THOMAS AQUINAS COLLEGE
www.stac.edu
125 Route 340, Sparkill, NY 10976-1050
Location: Mid-Hudson
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Associate (offered exclusively at the U. S. Military Academy at West Point and at Stewart Army Subpost for
eligible students), Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
1,241 FT matriculated; 555 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
FT: $28,740 per year. PT: $900 per credit
Yes
www.stac.edu/stusevice/offreslife.html
NCAA Division II Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Track & Field NCAA
Division II Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, Track & Field,
Softball
No
• Transfer students are admitted to the College in both September and January, and while there is no
deadline, applications should be submitted as early as possible. Transfer Application Requirements
include: completed application; official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended,
including your current institution (have them sent by the issuing institution directly to the
Admissions Office – unofficial transcripts are great for initial review); if fewer than 30 college credits
completed, we’ll need an official high school transcript or a copy of GED report; SAT I or ACT scores
if high school graduation was less than one year ago. Once all application information has been
submitted, we’ll review and prepare a preliminary list of all remaining course requirements for the
degree.
• Students who have attended a 2-year college may transfer up to 70 credits and must complete at
least 50 credits at St. Thomas. Up to 90 credits may be transferred from 4-year institutions with at
least 30 credits then taken at St. Thomas Aquinas College.
St. Thomas Aquinas College
www.stac.edu/stac_admissions/transfer.html
www.stac.edu/moreinfo.htm
Contact the Admissions Office
Nina Capitelli
Associate Director of Admissions & Transfer Coordinator
(845) 398-4101
ncapitel@stac.edu
Fall, Spring
1. Completed Application (Common Application)
2. All official transcripts from colleges attended; if the student has less than 30 college credits
3. An official high school transcript with graduation date
4. SAT and/or ACT scores if the student graduated high school less than a year from the time they are
applying
2.0
No; however, we do evaluate courses individually. We will take the cumulative if a student attended
more than one school.
Rolling admission
Yes. Special requests can be made due to financial hardship. We waive application fees for students
who come in for transfer evaluation appointments.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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70 credits from a 2-year school; 90 credits from a 4-year school
70
90
Only half of the major credits can be transferred in. The individual programs have different credit
requirements for the major content so the specific number of credits varies.
No
Applied to the specific major
We will do unofficial Credit Evaluations as early as the prospect stage. Official evaluations are
completed after the student is admitted.
We would need to review the college transcript that awarded the student credit. If they received
credit from an accredited college and received a grade of “C-” or better, it would be transferable.
Yes. We offer a variety of transfer academic and merit scholarships as well as financial aid for transfer
students.
N/A
Yes. We offer merit scholarships starting at a 2.1 GPA and academic scholarships starting at a 3.5 GPA.
Scholarships are awarded at the time of acceptance and are renewable for up to four years as long as
the student maintains the required GPA. Scholarships range from $5,000 up to half-tuition per year.
Apply online through the Common Application. Review for the Fall begins every February and review
for the Spring begins in September. Rolling admissions.
Bergen Community College, NJ
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Bergen Community College, NJ
Orange County Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
Rockland Community College (SUNY)
Westchester Community College (SUNY)
N/A
We have an agreement with PUC Minas in Brazil wherein their students can attend St. Thomas,
tuition free, for one semester.
N/A
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
www.syr.edu
100 Crouse-Hinds Hall, 900 South Crouse Ave., Syracuse, NY 13244
Location: Central New York
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate, Doctorate, First
Professional
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
14,532 FT matriculated; 692 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Tuition $41,794 per year. Fees $1,524
Yes
http://housingmealplans.syr.edu
Division I Men’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Football, Lacrosse, Rowing, Soccer, Track & Field
Division I Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Rowing, Soccer,
Softball, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball
Also Intramural and Club sports for both men and women
Yes. If a student applies to one of our talent-based programs (Architecture/Art/Music/Art Ed/Music
Ed/Drama), a portfolio or audition is required.
N/A
Syracuse University
http://admissions.syr.edu/whoyouare/transferstudents
http://coursecatalog.syr.edu/2014
http://syr.edu/admissions/undergraduate/transferstudents
Michele L. Pipas
Senior Assistant Director
(315) 443-3611
transfertosu@syr.edu
Fall, Spring (Note: Applications to the School of Architecture and Martin J Whitman School of
Management are considered for the Fall only)
Transfer students are evaluated individually based on the following criteria:
1. Common Application and subsequent essays
2. Common Application Supplement and short answer responses
3. Strength of coursework at previous institution(s) and overall performance
4. High school performance if student has less than 30 college credits accumulated
5. Two letters of recommendation
6. Portfolio or audition where appropriate
All students are reviewed individually for the program of study they indicate. There is no minimum
GPA requirement; however, there is a level of selectivity amongst the programs.
Yes
Recommended January 1 for Fall; recommended November 1 for Spring; rolling thereafter as space is
available.
Yes. Documentation must be provided demonstrating financial hardship and waivers are considered
on an individual basis.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Students coming from a community college can transfer up to 66 credit hours. Students coming from
a 4-year institution can transfer up to 90 credit hours. Credits are evaluated by the academic divisions
and may require copies of syllabi.
Up to 66 credits
Up to 90 credits
Professional coursework relating to a student’s major will be individually evaluated. The number of
credits to transfer will vary.
No. We have articulation agreements and 2+2 programs with partner community colleges where this
can be the case. To learn more about these agreements go to http://admissions.syr.edu/whoyouare/
transferstudents/communitycollegepartnerships/. Beyond that, credit is evaluated once a student is
accepted.
It is specific to the desired program of study and is awarded shortly after a student’s acceptance.
At the time of acceptance; however, in some instances, it is possible to receive an unofficial
evaluation with the appropriate documentation. Again, this is done on an individual basis.
We will transfer appropriate college credit earned through a dual high school program with an official
transcript from the institution.
Yes
February 1 for Fall; November 15 for Spring are preferred deadlines.
Yes. Syracuse University considers all students for merit scholarships at the time a student is reviewed
for acceptance. We also offer scholarships to members of Phi Theta Kappa.
Overall, about 80% of our students receive some form of financial aid. There are no forms required to
be considered for merit scholarships. To be considered for need-based financial aid, FAFSA and CSS
Profile forms must be completed.
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
N/A
Anne Arundel Community College, MD
Bellevue College, WA
Cayuga Community College (SUNY)
Corning Community College (SUNY)
De Anza College, CA
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Georgia Perimeter College, GA
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Jamestown Community College (SUNY)
Jefferson Community College (SUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
N/A
Miami Dade College, FL
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Morrisville State College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Northern Virginia Community College, VA
Oakton Community College, IL
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
San Diego Mesa College, CA
Santa Barbara City College, CA
Santa Monica Community College, CA
Tompkins Cortland Community College (SUNY)
TOURO COLLEGE
www.touro.edu
27-33 West 23rd St., New York, NY 10010
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, Doctorate, First Professional
(DPT, PA, PT, OT, OTA offered at Main Campus and Huntington Branch Campus)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
4,986 FT matriculated; 1,082 PT matriculated; 960 Total non-matriculated
FT: $7,950 per semester. PT: $660 per credit
No
N/A
N/A
Yes. Awards are dependent on the applicability of the award toward the division major and
requirements. At least 60 credits are awarded for transfer students with Associate degrees though
some of the award might not be course specific.
• Many students transfer into our dual upper division professional curricula such as OT, PA, PT,
Accounting, as well as into other combined undergraduate/graduate curricula. Interdisciplinary
majors are available
• Most of our transfer students graduate on time
• Affordable tuition with financial aid for transfer students who qualify
Touro College
www.touro.edu/registrar/transfercredit.asp
www.touro.edu/general/undergraduate.asp
Contact transfer admissions officers at the College
Arthur Wigfall
Director of Admissions
(212) 463-0400 x5665
arthur.wigfall@touro.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
Application and transcripts required from all secondary and postsecondary institutions attended
Varies by program and major (e.g., professional programs have differing requirements); however,
generally 2.0 or better.
No
Rolling admission
Yes. Varies by division and program.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
75 credits toward the Bachelor’s degree; 36 towards the Associate degree. More credits may be
transferred into dual degree programs such as combined undergraduate and graduate degree
programs.
75 depending on degree sought
90 depending on degree sought
51% or more of the major must be taken at Touro.
Yes. In some cases, core is waived though some programs/divisions require specific course
requirements that are usually not waived. We often apply functional equivalents.
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Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
General until the student declares a major.
This depends on the complexity of the courses being transferred. Generally, evaluations are
completed within the student’s first semester of enrollment.
Credit may be awarded to students who have completed college courses while in high school,
provided that they received a grade of “C” or better in the courses and that corresponding courses
are offered at Touro College. Generally, these courses should be taught by a college/university faculty
member and not counted toward high school graduation requirements.
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes, if qualified.
Rolling
Yes. Touro grants may be available to transfer students.
The scholarship application process is the same for all students.
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Our transfer population is quite diverse and broad. Many of our applicants come from CUNY and
SUNY.
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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N/A
100%
N/A
We have a number of Freshman Center Programs offered at area high schools.
TROCAIRE COLLEGE
www.trocaire.edu
360 Choate Ave., Buffalo, NY 14220
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Associate (AAS, AS, AA), Bachelor’s (Nursing and Radiologic Technology), Certificates (Business, Health
Sciences, Technology, and Liberal Arts)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
670 FT matriculated; 666 PT matriculated; 131 Total non-matriculated
FT: $16,290 per year. PT: $660 per credit (Note: Additional fees may apply such as practicum, lab,
summer clinical)
No
N/A
N/A
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
No
Visit our website for transfers: www.trocaire.edu/admissions/transferring
Trocaire College
www.trocaire.edu/admissions/transferring
www.trocaire.edu/academics/course-catalog
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admissions Office, or call (716) 827-2545
Sharon Kempton
Director of Admissions
(716) 827-2459
kemptons@trocaire.edu
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Fall, Spring, Summer
N/A
2.0; some healthcare programs require a higher minimum GPA.
No
N/A
No fee is required.
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
A student must earn a minimum of 30 credits at Trocaire College to be eligible for a degree and
complete at least 50% of his/her course work at Trocaire to be eligible for a Trocaire College
Certificate.
30
A student must earn a minimum of 30 credits at Trocaire College to be eligible for a degree and
complete at least 50% of his/her course work at Trocaire to be eligible for a Trocaire College
Certificate.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
30
N/A
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Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
Applied to a major
Once the student is accepted.
Review course for possible transfer credit.
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
Yes
N/A
N/A
N/A
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
Erie Community College (SUNY)
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
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N/A
0%
N/A
N/A
UNION COLLEGE
www.union.edu
Office of Admissions, Grant Hall, 807 Union St., Schenectady, NY 12308
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Capital District
Campus Setting: Suburban
2,200 FT matriculated; N/A PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Comprehensive Fee $60,240 per year (includes tuition, room and board and fees for all full-time
students)
Yes
www.union.edu/offices/residential-life
Division III for all sports with the exception of men’s and women’s ice hockey, which are the only
Division I sports. See: www.unionathletics.com.
No
www.union.edu/admissions/finaid/apply/new/index.php#transfer
Union College
www.union.edu/admissions/apply/transfer/index.php
http://catalog.union.edu
The web is a great resource since it has specific information about the process, requirements, etc.
Vernon Castillo
Senior Associate Dean of Admissions/Director of Transfer Admissions
(518) 388-8719
castillv@union.edu
Fall, Winter, Spring (Note: most need-based financial aid is available for the Fall term)
We strongly recommend transfer students come to campus and talk with us in person. Your personal
interview with one of our admissions counselors is a way for you to round out your profile and let us
learn more about your college interests and goals. We’ll also be able to discuss any questions you
have about Union.
To be considered for transfer admission, please submit the following:
1. Common Application for Transfer Students
2. Union Transfer Supplement to the Common Application
3. Essay
4. Official college or university transcript(s)
5. Official high school transcript(s)
6. SAT or ACT score report (optional for transfer students with at least one year of full-time study
completed at another college or university)
7. College Report
8. College Instructor Evaluation
9. Transfer Mid-Term Report
10. Financial Aid Forms (if applicable)
11. The TOEFL is required if English is not your first language. If English is the language of instruction
at the college or university, which you are presently attending, we can waive the TOEFL
requirement.
3.0 in courses comparable to those offered at Union
Yes
April 15 for Fall term; November 1 for Winter term; February 1 for Spring term
Yes. If you apply online the application fee is waived.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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60 semester credits or the equivalent of 2 years worth of credits
60 semester credits or the equivalent of 2 years worth of credits/course work
60 semester credits or the equivalent of 2 years worth of credits/course work
N/A
No
Both, depending on the courses that transfer in.
Typically, after the student has been admitted and paid their enrollment deposit; however, students
can also request a tentative credit evaluation prior to being admitted or paying their deposit.
No credit given for courses completed online. If college courses count toward high school graduation
requirements, they will not receive credit for the same course twice.
Yes. The financial aid process for transfer students is competitive and as a result we are need aware in
our admissions process.
April 15 for Fall term; November 1 for Winter term; February 1 for Spring term
Yes. Both need-based financial aid, determined by the information provided in both the FAFSA and
CSS Profile, and Merit Aid ($9,000 per year) for which there is no separate application.
All admitted transfer students are considered for merit aid through the admissions process and no
separate forms are required. Transfer students applying for need-based Financial Aid are required to
complete the FAFSA, CSS Profile, CSS Non-Custodial Parent Profile (if applicable), Dependent
Verification Worksheet or Independent Verification Worksheet (depending on the students status).
www.union.edu/admissions/finaid/apply/new/index.php#transfer
Hudson Valley Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
Schenectady County Community College (SUNY)
99%
Berkshire Community College, MA
N/A
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
www.rochester.edu
Location: Finger Lakes
PO Box 270251, Rochester, NY 14627-0251
Campus Setting: Suburban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Master’s, post-Master’s Certificate, Doctorate, First Professional, First
Professional Certificate
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
5,942 FT matriculated; 324 PT matriculated; N/A Total non-matriculated
Tuition $47,450 per year. Fees $840
Yes
www.rochester.edu/reslife
Division I Men’s: Squash
Division III: 23 Varsity Teams, see www.rochester.edu/athletics
Yes. Transfer applicants to the Eastman School of Music or the School of Nursing at the University of
Rochester need to apply directly to those schools. The information provided here is for the University
of Rochester College of Arts, Sciences & Engineering
N/A
University of Rochester – The College of Arts, Sciences & Engineering
www.enrollment.rochester.edu/admissions/apply/transfer
www.rochester.edu/bulletin
www.enrollment.rochester.edu/admissions
Tanya Strachan
Assistant Director, Transfer Recruitment and Enrollment Programs
(585) 275-8224
tanya.strachan@rochester.edu
Fall, Spring
Applicants must submit the following items:
1. Common Application or Universal College Application
2. Common Application Writing Supplement or Universal College Application Transfer Supplement
3. Official college transcripts from all schools attended
4. At least one letter of recommendation from an instructor. The CA or UCA form can be used.
5. Official high school transcript and official National Exam scores is required if applicant has
completed less that a year of full-time college coursework.
6. International applicants: Must submit an International Financial Support Form, World Education
Services transcript evaluation (if college was outside the U.S.), and English language exam scores
TOEFL or IELTS (if college was outside the U.S. or if a college-level writing course was not
completed at a U.S. college/university)
Applications are reviewed holistically; we do not have a minimum GPA requirement. On average,
applicants have above a 3.0 GPA and the average GPA for admitted students is a 3.5.
No
Deadlines are priority deadlines. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis if received after the
deadline. March 15 for Fall; October 1 for Spring
Yes. Fee waivers can be granted for the following applicants: Phi Theta Kappa members, Veterans,
students enrolled in an HEOP, EOP, SEEK or College Discovery Program, University of Rochester
employees, recruited athletes, applicants who graduated from a Rochester or Syracuse City High
School, applicants who were a Hillside Work Scholar, or students submitting a NACAC Transfer
Admissions Application Fee Waiver.
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TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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64 credit hours
Up to 64
Credits may surpass 64. Students must spend at least 4 semesters at Rochester in order to earn a
degree.
The number of credits that can be applied to major requirements is different by department. On
average, departments will accept between 3 to 5 classes for the major. For specific major policies
regarding transfer credit, visit the department’s website.
No. Rochester does not have Core or Gen Ed requirement. Depending on transfer credit, a student
may receive waivers for Rochester cluster requirements.
General. All credit granted is accepted as elective credit. If a student wishes to use any of these
classes for major or minor credit the academic department will need to grant equivalency.
All admitted students will receive a pre-enrollment Transfer Credit Evaluation with their offer.
Courses taken while a student was in high school which were sponsored by a college but were taught
in the high school are not approved for transfer credit. However, students enrolled in college
coursework on a college campus are eligible to receive transfer credit assuming the courses are
completed with a grade of “C” or better and are approved.
Yes
Yes. Students are encouraged to apply for aid at the same time as they are completing their
admissions application.
Scholarship information can be found here:
http://enrollment.rochester.edu/financial-aid/undergrads/#tab3
All applicants to Rochester will be considered for scholarships based upon their admissions
application material.
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
Monroe Community College (SUNY)
60% from 4-year colleges; 20% from other 2-year schools
Rochester has agreements with American Honors and the Kings Education.
Rochester has Dual Admissions 2+2 Agreements with Monroe Community College (SUNY).
UTICA COLLEGE
www.utica.edu
1600 Burrstone Rd., Utica, NY 13502-4892
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s, Master’s, First Professional, Certificate of Advanced Study
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: Mohawk Valley
Campus Setting: Suburban
2,196 FT matriculated; 661 PT matriculated; 64 Total non-matriculated
FT: $34,466 per year. PT: $1,132 per credit
Yes
www.utica.edu/student/reslife
Division III Men’s: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Football, Golf, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse,
Soccer, Swim/Dive, Tennis, Track & Field
Division III Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Field Hockey, Ice Hockey, Lacrosse, Soccer,
Softball, Swim/Dive, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball, Water Polo
No
N/A
Utica College
www.utica.edu/enrollment/admissions/transfer
www.utica.edu/catalog
For more information, start at the Office of Admissions; then, follow up with the academic division if
you have more specific questions.
Kaylynn Iglesias
Senior Assistant Director of Transfer Admissions
(315) 792-3006
kaiglesi@utica.edu, admis@utica.edu
Fall, Spring
Students must submit completed application, all transcripts from any college attended and a personal
statement. A letter of recommendation is encouraged as well. Students with fewer than 30 college
credits must also submit their high school transcripts.
2.5
No
Rolling admission
Yes, if requested.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Candidates for the Baccalaureate degree must satisfactorily complete a minimum of 30 credit hours
of study at Utica College. A maximum of 90 to 98 credits may be transferred from 4-year institutions,
and 60 to 64 from 2-year institutions, depending on one’s academic major. Applicants to certificate
programs may transfer up to 15 credit hours. Transfer students who matriculate with 60 or more
credits need to declare a major upon entering Utica College.
60-64 based on academic major
90-98 based on academic major
Major-specific; student should meet with an academic advisor
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Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes. Associate degree must be posted on transcript
General and also applied to the student’s major, as applicable.
As part of the admissions process
Utica College accepts college credit earned in high school. We accept AP/IB credits in accordance with
what is listed in the Utica College catalog. As far as dual-credit, as long as the hosting college is a
regionally accredited institution, we will accept credits for which the student has earned a grade of
“C” or better.
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. Merit-based scholarships are based on a student’s GPA and range from $3,500-$15,000 per
academic year.
Completed as part of the application process; no forms required other than a completed admissions
application.
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
Broome Community College (SUNY)
Herkimer County Community College (SUNY)
Mohawk Valley Community College (SUNY)
Onondaga Community College (SUNY)
42%
N/A
N/A
VAUGHN COLLEGE OF AERONAUTICS AND TECHNOLOGY
www.vaughn.edu
86-01 23rd Ave., Flushing, NY 11369
Degrees Offered: Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
Location: New York City
Campus Setting: Urban
1,161 FT matriculated; 344 PT matriculated; 0 Total non-matriculated
FT: $22,880 per year. PT: $730 per credit
(Note: Does not include flying lessons for aircraft operations students).
Yes
www.vaughn.edu/residential-life-housing
Men’s and Women’s: Basketball, Cross-Country, Tennis
Men’s: Soccer, Tennis
All Club sports competing in the Hudson Valley Men’s and Women’s Athletic Conferences and the
USCAA
No
N/A
Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology
www.vaughn.edu
www.vaughn.edu/college-catalog
Office of Admissions
Ms. Kristal Singh
Associate Director of Admissions
(718) 429-6600 x290
kristal.singh@vaughn.edu
Fall, Spring, Summer
2.0 GPA with at least 30 credits attempted at the postsecondary level. If fewer than 30 credits have
been attempted, high school GPA and SAT scores must be submitted for all applicants to BS programs.
2.0
Yes
Rolling admission
Yes. Students must be Pell-eligible.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
90
60
90
60 credits from a 2-year institution; 90 credits from a 4-year institution
Yes
Applied to specific majors at the time of application
Preliminary evaluation is done at time of application; final evaluation completed several weeks after
submission of official transcript.
Same as if earned at college.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
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Yes. Need-based aid is available to all students regardless of transfer status.
Rolling
Yes. Scholarships are available for students who have completed 30 credits at the post-secondary
level. If fewer than 30 credits have been attempted, high school GPA and SAT scores may be used to
award scholarship funds.
Admissions application is used to evaluate students for transfer scholarships. No other form is
required.
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY)
Nassau Community College (SUNY)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY)
Kingsborough Community College (CUNY) (General Management, Airport
Management, Airline Management)
LaGuardia Community College (CUNY) (Mechanical Engineering Technology:
General, Mechatronic Engineering)
Nassau Community College (SUNY) (Electronic Engineering Technology – General Electronics)
Queensborough Community College (CUNY) (Electronic Engineering Technology – General
Electronics)
70%
County College of Morris, NJ (Electronic Engineering Technology-General Electronics)
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY) (Electronic Engineering Technology –
General Electronics)
Middlesex County College, NJ (Electronic Engineering Technology-General Electronics)
Orange County Community College (SUNY) (Electronic Engineering Technology-General Electronics)
Passaic County Community College, NJ (Electronic Engineering Technology – General Electronics)
Students who hold an FAA Airframe and Powerplant Certificate receive a blanket total of 30 transfer
credits that can be applied to the AAS degree in Aviation Maintenance, BS degree in Aviation
Maintenance, and BS degree in Aviation Maintenance Management.
VILLA MARIA COLLEGE
www.villa.edu
240 Pine Ridge Rd., Buffalo, NY 14221
Location: Western New York
Campus Setting: Urban
Degrees Offered: Bachelor’s (Animation, Business Administration, Fashion Design, Graphic Design, Integrated Arts, Interior
Design, Music and Music Industry, Photography, Psychology)
ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Undergraduate Enrollment:
Undergraduate Tuition/Fees (2015-16):
Housing Available for Transfers?
Housing Website:
Athletics:
TRANSFER OVERVIEW
Do Transfer Policies Differ Between
Schools or Divisions?
Other Important Information for Transfers:
Information in this Manual is for:
Transfer Admission Web:
Course Catalog URL:
CAMPUS TRANSFER CONTACT
For more Information about Transfer:
Transfer Contact:
APPLYING FOR TRANSFER
Admission Terms for Transfer:
Application Requirements:
Minimum GPA Accepted for Transfer:
Do You Recalculate GPA?
Transfer Admission Application Deadline:
Are Application Fee Waivers Available?
400 FT matriculated; 77 PT matriculated; 5 Total non-matriculated
FT: Tuition $19,260 per year. Fees $1,000. PT: $645 per credit hour
Yes, we refer students to Collegiate Village.
www.villa.edu/campus-life/student-housing
Men’s Intercollegiate: Basketball, Soccer
Women’s Intercollegiate: Basketball, Soccer
Yes. Students wishing to get accepted into our PTA program must have a 2.8 GPA or higher.
N/A
Villa Maria College
www.villa.edu/admission/what-kind-of-student-are-you/transfer-student
www.villa.edu/academics/registrar
www.villa.edu/admission/what-kind-of-student-are-you/transfer-student
Mark Bunting
Assistant Director of Admissions & Transfer Coordinator
(716) 961-1803
mbunting@villa.edu
Fall, Spring
Official college transcripts and high school transcripts or GED, if student has not completed 24 college
credit hours.
We generally look for a 2.0 or higher.
No
Rolling admission
Yes. It is free to apply online.
TRANSFER CREDIT AND CREDIT EVALUATION
Maximum Credits Transfer In:
Maximum Credits from a 2-Year College:
Maximum Credits from a 4-Year College:
Number Credits Transferable
Within a Major:
Core or Gen Ed Waived for an
Associate Degree?
Is the Credit Evaluation General or
Applied to Major?
When Does Credit Evaluation Take Place?
Treatment of College Credits Earned in HS:
Varies by program
Varies by program
Varies by program
Varies by program
No
Applied to a major
When we receive the official college transcripts.
We will accept college credit if a high school student takes college courses through a college. We will
need the official college transcript and require a grade of “C” or higher. We also accept AP credit and
require an AP exam score of 3 or higher.
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FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSFERS
Is Financial Aid Available for Transfers?
Transfer Financial Aid Application Deadline:
Are Transfer Scholarships Available?
Transfer Scholarship Application Process:
TRANSFER AGREEMENTS
Institutions Sending the Most Transfers:
Of Colleges Listed, Formal Transfer
Agreements With:
Percentage of Transfers from Outside
Agreements Above:
Other Agreements for Transfer:
Other Programs for Transfer:
154
Yes.
Rolling admission
Yes: Felician Award of $3,000, Franciscan Award of $2,500, and Founders Award of $2,000 (all based
on GPA review).
N/A
Buffalo State College (SUNY)
Erie Community College (SUNY)
Niagara County Community College (SUNY)
Interior Design with Alfred State College (SUNY)
N/A
N/A
Villa Maria College has an agreement with Cheektowaga Central High School, which allows students
to complete courses and receive Advanced Placement credit in specific areas
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